Examples of using Dogmas in English and their translations into Hebrew
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As Abraham Lincoln once said:“The dogmas of the past are inadequate for the stormy present.”.
Was he not filled with disgust at all the dogmas, all the unproved affirmations, all the imperatives?
plans, dogmas, laws, customs,
It is just as unwise today to ground it on dogmas about souls endowed by God.
The training was based on religious dogmas, to which Vera remained indifferent,
As Abraham Lincoln said,"The dogmas of the quiet past are inadequate to the stormy present.
do not catch the dogmas, the imposed truths need not worship leaders,
These writers take the dogmas on which their explanation of events is based as self-understood and irrefutable and are fully convinced that their readers share their confidence.
History is not kind to authorities whose mistaken dogmas cause unnecessary suffering and pointless effort, while ignoring the real causes of trouble.
Indeed, when we focus our attention on realities and not on dogmas, we can learn how much Christianity has accomplished since its inception.
they cover a wide range of dogmas and philosophies.
They can never hope to attain a uniformity of creeds, dogmas, and rituals- these are intellectual;
in our judgment, the dogmas and myths of traditional religions do not do so.
That is the duty of a true scientist; not defending impossible scenarios by clinging to the outdated materialist dogmas of the 19th century.
Indeed, if we fix our attention on realities rather than dogmas, we can learn how much Christianity has accomplished since its inception.
Produces studies that, in order to be published, must comply with some imposed dogmas, omitting some data that"do not agree" or highlighting others that instead"are convenient" and this is something we have experienced directly,
without rigidities or dogmas, that serves as instructor last to this master inside,
did not base his ideas on the dogmas of the church, this did not prevent him from appropriating as his own the fateful dictum:"Man is fundamentally wicked.".
where we turn mysteries into dogmas and facts, ideas into a multitude of words
Jamal al-Din al-Afghani(1838-1897) and his disciple Muhammad‘Abduh(1849-1905) sought to liberate Islam from the stranglehold of traditional dogmas and to demonstrate that there was no contradiction between the religious canon and scientific truth.