dogma

the dogmas of faith.

the dogma of the Assumption

People are beginning to question the old dogmas.

The newspaper seeks to be independent of political dogma.

We throve to the winds the old dogma that government can give rights.

FOR MOST OF ITS 100-YEAR HISTORY, NEUROSCIENCE has embraced a central dogma: a mature adult's brain remains a stable, unchanging, computerlike machine with fixed memory and processing power.

Instead, it shields science from becoming unchallenged dogma.

The explanation of DNA conversion into RNA and finally RNA into proteins is called central dogma.

Don't be trapped by dogma, which is living with the results of other people's thinking.

The training they had is part of their " dogma" .

I simply offer an alternate way of looking at this popular dogma.

He was at this time an odd mix of dogma and uncertainty.

And that dogma happened because of a previous mother, and one before that.

This is my reaction to a generation of overbearing immigrant mothers and their selfless-daughter dogma.

No, except that rigidity and closed minds can be detrimental.Not dogma but feeling is important.

Universities are not immune to dogma, but they do aspire to a higher type of conversation.