A "dogmatic belief" is when someone strongly believes in something without considering other perspectives or evidence. They are very rigid and unwilling to change their beliefs, even in the face of opposing ideas or facts. Full definition
Furthermore, when dogmatic belief in a unified corpus of Scripture is excluded any connection between the Old and New Testaments is rendered utterly tenuous. (faith.org.uk)
Maybe you should get out more often yourself and see what religion does to countries which have to live under dogmatic belief systems, especially to women, and religious minorities. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
The discussion in this chapter will be limited to the theological, philosophical, and mystical attitudes toward certain of the fundamental problems of dogmatic beliefs and religious practices in Islam. (religion-online.org)