Examples of using Dogmas in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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It is a mind that has seen through the falsity of churches, dogmas, beliefs, traditions.
In the Orthodox Church the presence of Mary is defined by only two dogmas, but she is advocated by a thousand names or images.
Mohammedanism-- these are only ideologies, dogmas, creeds;
America's policy of principled realism means we will not be held hostage to old dogmas, discredited ideologies, and so-called experts who have been proven wrong over the years, time and time again.”.
Thought can put together the intricacies of systems, dogmas, beliefs, and the images, symbols, its projects are no more holy than the blueprints of a house
Some of you, who have cast aside religious beliefs, only to accept scientific dogmas, will equally find it difficult to know the true nature of the centre of action.
Pope Francis said one can recite the entire Creed or the dogmas of the Church but unless one does it with a“Christian spirit”, it means nothing.
In other words, symbols should never be raised to the rank of dogmas, nor should any system be regarded as more than a provisional convenience.
place inside you-your beliefs, your fears, your dogmas, your hopes, your frustrations, your ambitions,
the creeds, and our dogmas put us in touch with something that we can know but struggle to conceptualize and explain.
Therese's teaching expresses with coherence and harmonious unity the dogmas of the Christian faith as a doctrine of truth
I don't teach principles, ideologies, dogmas, doctrines.
Religious beliefs, myths, dogmas and legends are the representations that express the nature of these sacred things,
of two thousand years, with its priests, dogmas, rituals.
Thought can put together the intricacies of systems, dogmas, beliefs, and the images, symbols it projects are no more holy than the blueprints of a house
in a greater or less degree, hostile to science, since their dogmas could not be proved empirically.
Religion is not a matter of dogmas and beliefs, of rituals and superstitions;
on teaching confusing dogmas or rituals, he is not coming from God
ready to demand from each and every citizen adherence to their dogmas.
in greater or lesser degree, hostile to science, since their dogmas could not be proved empirically.