Sentence examples for personal dogma from inspiring English sources

But health secretary Andrew Lansley's recipe of GP commissioning, abolition of primary care trusts and strategic health authorities, with no coherent structures to replace them; the introduction of private providers into the NHS, and emphasis on cost rather than quality of service lays personal dogma before rational political justification for reform.

If researchers like Dr. Baumgardner do their work "without any form of interjection of personal dogma," Dr. Geissman said, "I would have to keep as objective a hat on as possible and say, 'O.K., you earned what you earned.' " Others say the crucial issue is not whether Dr. Ross deserved his degree but how he intends to use it.

"To all of us, religion is more a spiritual and personal thing than dogma".

Conservative parties the two most important of which merged to form the Liberal-Democratic Party in 1955 were dominated by personalities rather than by ideology and dogma; and personal loyalties to leaders of factions within the party, rather than commitment to policy, determined the allegiance of conservative members of the Diet.

Hunt, his personal agenda dictated by dogma, could be seen as the antithesis of Lewis.

In order to defend the Christian dogma of personal immortality, Philoponus broke with the common Aristotelian and Stoic interpretation of a single universal mind operative in all people and taught that each person possesses an individual intellect.

The professor says: "What she is saying is coming from personal opinion and political dogma.

The transfer of the paradigm of personal belief or YEC/ID/OEC dogma with the requirement of inerrancy to natural sciences where the possibility of errors is always present yields fallacious arguments that do not strengthen the creationist case.

At this point, they have exhausted their personal knowledge of their dogma and attempt to be seen as "the better man".

If anything has characterized the movement, from its beginning and in all its parts, it has been a spirit of decentralization, local autonomy, personal choice, and freedom from dogma.

Personal experience informs human learning; community dogma stifles community learning and fails to recognize the gift of free will.