Dogma is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DOGMA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an authoritative belief
• a principle or set of principles laid down by an authority as incontrovertibly true
• doctrine or system of doctrines proclaimed by authority as true
• That which is held as an opinion; a tenet; a doctrine.
• A formally stated and authoritatively settled doctrine; a definite, established, and authoritative tenet.
• A doctrinal notion asserted without regard to evidence or truth; an arbitrary dictum.
• a religious doctrine that is proclaimed as true without proof
• a doctrine or code of beliefs accepted as authoritative
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a principle or belief put forth as authoritative

Words related to DOGMA

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Words that contain DOGMA

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How to use DOGMA in a sentence

• Strange to say, the announcement of the new and startling dogma had apparently no disturbing effect upon Aunt Rebecca.
• In my own young days it was a settled dogma of belief.
• Jesus had neither dogma nor system, but a fixed personal resolution, which, exceeding in intensity every other created will, directs to this hour the destinies of humanity.
• And, finally, the theological dogma of the destruction of the world professes to be an infallible certainty.
• I have made a plentiful use of the controversial treatise of Celsus against Christianity, of which little use has hitherto been made for the history of dogma.
• On the other hand, there have been few theologians who have not shaken some article of the traditional dogma.
• Dogma has had its history in the individual living man and nowhere else.
• The simple fundamental proposition that that only is Christian which can be established authoritatively by the Gospel, has never yet received justice in the history of dogma.
• The stand-point which he took up was still that of subjection to ecclesiastical dogma, but without confessional narrowness.
• It is only by discerning this that we can grasp the preparation and genesis of the Catholic Church and its dogma.
• But it is not only Greek philosophy that comes into question for the history of Christian dogma.
• Consistent with his old philosophical dogma, this present was certainly the best he had ever known.
• Nor does the Christian character or the effort to create it depart with belief in dogma.
• He identified himself with Christianity, but it was a Christianity understood by him in the most liberal sense, a Christianity free from dogma, a spirit rather than a creed.
• Dogma was his all in all, and poor humanity was nothing but flesh for its canons.
• The lectures on morals are excellent, but I cannot say as much of those on dogma, as the professor is a novice.
• The wish to be rid of dogma continues to find vigorous intellectual expression, of which Mr.

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