Sentences with phrase «dogmatic claims»
The phrase "dogmatic claims" means statements or beliefs that are presented as absolute truth without considering other perspectives or evidence. Full definition
Maybe the «love your neighbor» part is true but requiring people to believe dogmatic claims (like the resurrection) in order to be «saved» is false.
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At still other times, the Bible seems to blatantly contradict dogmatic claims, or strike at oblique angles, or even hover with perplexing irrelevance.
They complained that the Catholic Church's assertions of authority (including its hierarchy, its creeds, and its dogmatic claims of truth) threatened the mental independence of individuals.
It moves glacierlike through human history, carrying with it the debris of outworn values and stubbornly trying to break through everything in its path by the sheer weight of its dogmatic claim.
Fred, I make no dogmatic claims.
She has credited the fossil fuel industry with «vastly improved living conditions across the world» and likened the work of mainstream climate scientists to «the dogmatic claims of ideologues and clerics.»
It should not a dogmatic claim like «God intended all people to marry for eternity.»