dogmas造句

He old dogmas have perhaps decayed, but new dogmas have arisen and, on the whole, I think that a dogma is harmful in proportion to its novelty.

The study of religious dogmas, especially those of a Christian church.

Ron Paul, a libertarian from Texas, is only too happy to challenge party dogmas, such as reflexive support of Israel.

I've always liked this quote from Abraham Lincoln: "the dogmas of the quiet past are inadequate to the stormy present."

Many conservatives still loathe MrMcCain, and Mr Romney at least currently pretends to believe most of thecornerstone conservative dogmas.

The premises from which we begin are not arbitrary ones, not dogmas, but real premises from which abstraction can only be made in the imagination.

Forecasts of future continental motion developed slowly as offshoots of the theory of plate tectonics which won acceptance in the1960s and1970s shattering old dogmas of continental immobility.

One of the great dogmas that plague modern thinking is the idea that belief in God is irrationally based only on faith and sentiment.

During the May 4th Movement, modern-minded people opposed the use of the classical Chinese language and advocated vernacular Chinese, opposed the traditional dogmas and advocated science and democracy, all of which was quite right.