Sentence examples for dogmatic interpretation from inspiring English sources

However, repression of homosexuals continued after the 1959 revolution under the umbrella of a dogmatic interpretation of Marxism.

While she resists dogmatic interpretation, she accepts that so much of it has been an examination of identity and gender.

Do they have to hit the same glass ceiling as their counterparts in business simply because of some dogmatic interpretation of ecclesiastical history?

Indeed, the strict and dogmatic interpretation of some verses of the Qur'an is no longer unanimous, especially in the eyes of progressive Muslims across the world (even if we remain, for the time being, a minority).

Plutarch lived in the wake of the revival of the dogmatic interpretation of Plato begun by Antiochus and Eudorus in the 1st c.

He strives for a synthesis of the skeptical interpretation of Plato, defended by the Academic skeptics Arcesilaus, Carneades and Philo, with that of Antiochus' dogmatic interpretation, according to which Plato held doctrines of his own.

By then, the rationalism of the Mu'tazila school had been superseded by more dogmatic interpretations of Islam.

For a discussion of dogmatic interpretations of the Divine as a being or force, see doctrine and dogma.

Extending his researches beyond current dogmatic interpretations, he promoted the study on literary-historical lines of the religious history of Israel, publishing Die israelitische Literatur (1906; "The Literature of Israel") and Die Urgeschichte und die Patriarchen (1911; "Earliest History and the Patriarchs").

Despite a history of dogmatic readings, prophetic stories are those that actually push against dogmatic reading.

Despite their emotional literacy they are unlikely to show this week any persuasive desire to move beyond their dogmatic free-market interpretation of Hayek's liberalism.