Examples of using Dogma in English and their translations into Hebrew
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People who choose their own path rather than follow dogma.
Headquarters was partially ruined, exposing Central Dogma.
Theory becomes dogma.
Science flies men into space, dogma flies men into buildings.
Scientology holds about the same view on dogma as most other religions.
I mean, it has no dogma, right?
been believed by Christians, the Assumption was officially declared a dogma of the Catholic Church by Pope Pius XII in 1950.
For close to two decades I had been programming biology's central dogma- the belief that life is controlled by genes- into the minds of medical students.
If I thought that they were your choices and not some 12-step Christian dogma, I would feel much better about it.
In sum, for those who live among this dead dogma, it is not easy to not sin
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However, this happens almost altogether in the lowest levels of specific dogma concerning the world of nature,
For close to two decades I had been programming biology's central dogma- the belief that life is controlled by genes- into the minds of medical students.
If you think you are free but there is one dogma you haven't examined much less eliminated,
It has no dogma, and you do not need a specific belief system in order to learn and use Reiki.
Notably, he published a book called"Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry" in 1871, of which there were several subsequent editions.
In short, for those who live among this dead dogma, it is not easy to refrain from sinning
Winger's critics suggest he merely improvised hot-button patriotic dogma in a Ferris Bueller-ian attempt to delay schoolwork.
One dogma that has contributed to the ever-worsening health of the Western world is the belief that“a calorie is a calorie.”.
Count yourself lucky that absolution is very much part of this religion's dogma.