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a belief or set of beliefs that a religion, political, philosophical, or moral group holds to be unquestionably true
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| dogma |
A generally held set of formulated beliefs.
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| dogma |
A blind belief in things often without a material base.
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| dogma |
a religious truth established by Divine Revelation and defined by the church
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and doctrine: (Greek d?ma has often been used for a doctrine as well as a dogma; paidevma is a more accurate word for "doctrine.") A dogma is in some ways more like an essential question, while doctrines are ways of answering the question thus posed. By "essential" question, one means a matter that has got to be dealt with in order to be Orthodox; failure to be involved in it is otherdox (heterodox) or, more usually, heretical. (CLICK HERE FOR MORE. ...
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