Meanings of dogmatic religion in English

On the score of dogmatic religion I was as restless as ever.

Don't feed children on maudlin sentimentalism or dogmatic religion; give them nature.

We shall be free to draw it from the clutches of dogmatic religion.

One has only to survey the field of dogmatic religion to see how curiously astray it may be led.

The old nun did not talk much to the girl about dogmatic religion, for she was in a difficult position.

The creed of a dogmatic religion is not to be condemned because it calls upon us to believe the impossible.

They acquire no fixed character until, in dogmatic religion, they are defined with reference to natural events, foretold or reported.

Unlike dogmatic religion, which lends itself to sectarian disputes, mysticism often claims that there are as many roads to God as people.

They are keen in their thrusts at dogmatic religion, sparkling with witty hits at a make-believe piety, and full of biting sarcasm.

Lessing's own views of dogmatic religion are to be found in his work entitled, "The Education of the Human Race."

Seeking new avenues of fulfillment for the meaty answers we still crave, for many of us spirituality may be up but dogmatic religion is down.

This very absence of controversial or dogmatic religion gives Valentine much of his power, seems positively to lift him higher than religionists of any creed.

They separated, compared and analyzed, and saw for themselves that dogmatic religions were all much alike.

Where the God of the more dogmatic religions divides humanity into warring camps, the God of the mystics is a unifying force.

"All formal dogmatic religions are fallacious and must never be accepted by self-respecting persons as final," said Theon to Hypatia.