The opera is "first and foremost a piece of theatre," Malone continued, but also a "campaigning piece", arguing that people should choose for themselves instead of being guided by dogma or cultural pressure.
In Christianity, Eastern Orthodoxy locates its authority in "Holy Tradition," which is fixed and guided by the dogmas proclaimed by the ecumenical councils.
There's no particular guiding philosophy about jazz on offer, not really even the dogma of no dogma.
The fact that such a change has been so slow in coming suggests that it is not realism that is Obama's guiding light, but a commitment to the dogmas of the Religion of Humanity".
Shintō has no founder, no official sacred scriptures in the strict sense, and no fixed dogmas, but it has preserved its guiding beliefs throughout the ages.
The G8's dogma is that the making of profit has to be mankind's guiding principle before which everything else from the traditional past or aspiring future must be sacrificed as illusion.
We need new international approach that prioritize harm reduction over punishing users and that uses science and public health metrics to guide policy, not drug war dogmas.
The basis for using the CVP to guide fluid management comes from the misguided dogma that the CVP reflects intravascular volume; specifically, it is widely believed that patients with a low CVP are volume-depleted, whereas patients with a high CVP are volume-overloaded.
These principles, however, were not dogma, Deng stressed, but must be guided by "seeking truth from facts".
The neo-liberal dogma that markets are good and government intervention in the economy bad, which has guided transnational institutions in many of their policies throughout much of the past two decades, will have to be finally shed.
