Примери коришћења Dogmatically на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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He is dogmatically insisting that a part of philosophy is the whole of philosophy.
It should be said by way of comparison, however,that the Divinity of Christ was not dogmatically defined until 325(Council of Nicaea);
He is dogmatically insisting that a part of philosophy is the whole of philosophy.
His teaching style is a source of controversy among some of his former students,who considered it to be dogmatically authoritarian.
The Immaculate Conception was not dogmatically defined until the middle of the nineteenth century.
Paul dogmatically says that justification is by faith alone(Ephesians 2:8-9) while James appears to be saying that justification is by faith plus works.
Anti-Catholics have made much of this fact, butthe truth is it has always been permissible for the faithful to question a teaching that has not yet been dogmatically defined.2.
HIGGINS[dogmatically, lifting himself on his hands to the level of the piano, and sitting on it with a bounce] Well, I haven't.
Blackmore directs the Detroit chapter of the Satanic Temple,one of the few coherent organizations in a field that's otherwise disorganized and dogmatically nebulous.
Paul dogmatically says that justification is by faith alone(Ephesians 2:8-9) while James appears to be saying that justification is by faith plus works.
The status and authority of the Pope in the Catholic Church was dogmatically defined by the First Vatican Council in its Dogmatic Constitution of the Church of Christ(July 18, 1870).
In other confessions that respect icons these rules do not have to be strictly respected(the good example is Roman Catholic Church that doesn't have detailed and dogmatically specified rules of painting an icon).
Therefore, they dogmatically call this given substance“matter,” whereas, what they are actually seeing is wood, copper, gold, rock, etc.
Not surprisingly, some Orthodox Churches are already moving to modify orremove euchological texts based on dogmatically indefensible concepts of childbirth, marriage, and“impurity.”.
The‘Council' relativized the dogmatically clear definitions of the terms„Christian“ and„Christian world“[7], because Christians and Christianity do not exist without Christ, that is, they do not exist without Orthodoxy and the Orthodox Church of Christ.
There are no other churches besides the Holy Orthodox Church, except for heresies and schisms,and it is dogmatically, theologically and canonically totally incorrect to call these organizations“churches”.
To those who try to stand dogmatically on sola scriptura, in the process rejecting the Church which not only produced the New Testament, but also, through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, identified those books which compose the New Testament, I would say this.
Equipped with this insight, it's possible to link the Fascist imposition of universalist values to the leftist vision,despite Bill Clinton not practicing a dogmatically pure form of this ideology(a feat which no political leader has ever accomplished anyhow).
They are in many respects reasonable policies, butwere applied dogmatically and mindlessly especially with respect to privatization and often with the principal objective of ensuring that the debts be collected regardless of the social effects on the population.
An historical instance of a Saint going against this principle would be that of Andrew of Crete, who, at the Monothelite synod of Constantinople in 712, denied there are two wills in the Person of Christ, even thoughthis had been dogmatically defined at the Third Council of Constantinople in 681.
To those who try to stand dogmatically on Sola Scriptura, in the process rejecting the Church which not only produced the New Testament, but also, through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, identified those books which compose the New Testament, I would say this: Study the history of the early Church and the development of the New Testament canon.