Definition of «ideological dogma»

The phrase "ideological dogma" refers to a set of strong beliefs or principles that someone follows without questioning or considering other perspectives. It implies that a person is rigidly sticking to these beliefs, even when faced with contradictory evidence or opinions.

Sentences with «ideological dogma»

I think it does help people to gently lead them away from ideological dogma. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
Whilst Simpson is deeply critical of ideological dogma and the brutality of organised religion, his paintings also adopt an ambivalence towards the obfuscating glamour of pop culture and the illusions of our seemingly liberated times. (aestheticamagazine.com)
If we are to have any chance of stopping the climate engineering insanity, if we are to have any chance of convincing the climate science community to start telling the truth about the climate engineering assault, the anti-climate engineering community must stand on frontline facts and not on ridiculously false ideological dogma. (geoengineeringwatch.org)
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