Sentences with phrase «dogmatic thinking»
"Dogmatic thinking" refers to the tendency to hold rigid beliefs or opinions without considering other viewpoints or evidence. It means being close-minded and unwilling to consider different perspectives or be open to new ideas. Full definition
No one understood more clearly the dangers of dogmatic thinking for any people that would presume to come together under the tree of freedom and liberty.
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My rejection of religion is a thorough one, borne of my own disinterest in organized belief systems, my distrust of dogmatic thinking and those who prefer it, and my own unwillingness to put faith in ancient tribal myths.
While it makes good sense for professionals to become ninjas in their respective discipline, for the laymen investor, this dogmatic thinking can be very dangerous.
dogmatic thinking (or lack thereof).
It led to practical forms of conduct which can not be judged by criteria of dogmatic thought and the division of religions on a doctrinal basis.
«(It's about) being aware of the judgments and stereotypes and dogmatic thinking that has come into the culture about another culture.