The narrow and dogmatic teaching was repugnant to Pufendorf, and he soon abandoned it for the study of public law.

For religious intolerance was created...by people who sold dogmatic teaching short.

You, of all people, with your dogmatic teachings of your version of the Creator, should be able to sympathize with this view.

The Church is unwavering in upholding its dogmatic teachings, but does not insist upon those matters of faith which have not been specifically defined.

This was followed in 1744 by Indifferentismus, a treatise on religious indifference and liberalism in dogmatic teaching.

Bruno continued his Venetian defensive strategy, which consisted in bowing to the Church's dogmatic teachings, while trying to preserve the basis of his philosophy.

These developments left the dogmatic teachings of the Fathers as a collection of monographs rather than a systematic exposition.

These spiritual power holders become strong role models, and their dogmatic teaching, bold confidence, and arrogant assertiveness become powerful forces of influence.

Lyrics operate in that area between intellectual reception of dogmatic teaching and mystical intuition of the reality to which this teaching points.

Other Peirce scholars have tried to disparage the name "doctrine of signs" by associating the term "doctrine" with authoritarian and dogmatic religious teaching.