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She believed all the Marxist dogma.dogma = code of beliefs
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Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma - which is living with the results of other people's thinking. (source)dogma = a code of beliefs accepted as authoritative by some group
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"The material world," continued Dupin, "abounds with very strict analogies to the immaterial; and thus some color of truth has been given to the rhetorical dogma, that metaphor, or simile, may be made to strengthen an argument, as well as to embellish a description." (source)dogma = sayings accepted as authoritative by some group
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The medieval world of feudal politics and religious dogma and hateful superstitions fell before science.† (source)dogma = code of beliefs
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There's a scattering of cardboard signs and crumpled papers on the grass, from last night — a rally, the comrades hammering away at their dogma and the ears of their listeners, making hay while the sun don't shine.† (source)
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But Nazi dogma grouped Jews as one, as the loathed enemy of the Aryans.† (source)
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The brotherhood held that the superstitious dogma spewed forth by the church was mankind's greatest enemy.† (source)dogma = code of beliefs
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According to Wall's History of Gravesend, N.H., the Rev. John Wheelwright had been a good minister of the English church until he began to "question the authority of certain dogmas"; he became a Puritan, and was thereafter "silenced by the ecclesiastical powers, for nonconformity."† (source)
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He believed that Christianity and Judaism were only kept alive by rigid dogma and outer ritual.† (source)
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Thus, listening to an old lady of the church, who with all her power of persuasion and earnestness was unfolding the dogmas of Presbyterianism to him, he would lean forward in an attitude of exaggerated respectfulness and attention, one broad hand clinched about his knee, while he murmured gentle agreement to what she said: "Yes?† (source)
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None of us admits to subscribing to the Shrike cult dogma, yet the elders of that perceptive group have chosen us over many millions of the petitioning faithful to visit the Time Tombs...and their fierce god...in what may be the last such pilgrimage.† (source)
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Though he had thrown on one side the Christian dogmas it never occurred to him to criticise the Christian ethics; he accepted the Christian virtues, and indeed thought it fine to practise them for their own sake, without a thought of reward or punishment.† (source)
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They have even been known to ignore proven facts that contradict their dogma.† (source)
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What had happened was that they had at once discovered in him a locked door, a reserved, impenetrable chamber in which he still professed silently to himself that the Princesse de Sagan was not grotesque, and that Cottard's jokes were not amusing; in a word (and for all that he never once abandoned his friendly attitude towards them all, or revolted from their dogmas), they had discovered an impossibility of imposing those dogmas upon him, of entirely converting him to their faith, the like of which they had never come across in anyone before.† (source)
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As with any dogma, however, there are bound to be heretics.† (source)
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She is to him the reality of romance, the leaner good sense of nonsense, the unveiling of his eyes, the freeing of his soul, the abolition of time, place and circumstance, the etherealization of his blood into rapturous rivers of the very water of life itself, the revelation of all the mysteries and the sanctification of all the dogmas.† (source)
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