Examples of using Dogmatical in English and their translations into Serbian
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Examples of word dogmatical.
Hence, dogmatical atheism is impossible!
This means that the foundation of canonical consciousness can be found only in the dogmatical teaching on the Church.
The content of the dogmatical teaching about the Church determines the content of canonical legislation.
Every form of Church life is legitimate andacceptable as long as it is based on correct dogmatical teaching.
Such a canonical consciousness is very close to dogmatical consciousness and only differs from it in its direction and purpose.
With us, behind the mutability of canons stands canonical consciousness or,in the end result, the dogmatical teaching on the Church.
This realization of dogmatical teaching about the Church is the canonical structure, but this realization of course, can never be complete.
It is impossible, andeven unnecessary to present in this short report the questions of lay communion in all its dogmatical and historical aspects.
No form of Church life adequately expresses the fullness of the dogmatical teaching, and is only a relative approach to it under a given historical situation.
The designation of canons as Ecclesiastical prescriptions is to promote- positively ornegatively- that the Church life would more closely realize its dogmatical teaching.
These were given once and for all in the dogmatical teaching about the Church which not only anticipates canonical creativity but becomes its basis and precondition.
In the last decades," he said,"various tendencies have appeared in the Orthodox Church which evoke reasonable apprehension for the purity of Her doctrines and for Her dogmatical and canonical Unity.
Canonical creativity in the Church has the task to further that which would enable the dogmatical teaching about the Church to find a more correct and complete realization in the given historical condition of the Church's organization, and to protect the Church's life from deviations and error.
In the last decades," he said,"various tendencies have appeared in the Orthodox Church which evoke reasonable apprehension for the purity of Her doctrines and for Her dogmatical and canonical Unity.
It remains without change among the changing forms of Church life and is unique for all times, and inasmuch as the dogmatical teaching remains changeless and unique it becomes universal for all Churches since all Orthodox Churches confess a single dogmatical teaching.
Of course, these statements in themselves are absolute and immutable but they do not belong to canons but only show that Church authority, issuing decisions,considered it essential to refer to the dogmatical foundation of its directives.
In his renowned homilies on the Holy Trinity, after setting forth the profoundly contemplative teaching of Triunity, he thus remarks of himself“Thus, as briefly as possible I haveset forth for you our love of wisdom, which is dogmatical and not dialectical, in the manner of the fishermen and not of Aristotle, spiritually and not cleverly woven, according to the rules of the Church and not of the marketplace”(Homily 22).
Canonical consciousness demands from us a constant creativity of Church life, but not only creativity but new forms if this becomes necessary, but a creative concern for older forms, i.e. so they can become for us not a self-satisfying value, butreally a form through which the dogmatical teaching is realized.
The Church can change this, its own, canonical decree, increasing or decreasing the punishment for the guilty party, but this will not subject the words of Christ to a change, inasmuch asit does not belong to a canonical norm but belongs to the dogmatical teaching on the Sacrament of Baptism, of which this decree is an interpretation.
This school is only dominant when society is threatened with dissolution, and the moment of its authority is that transitory and fugitive one, in which the world stands doubting between Barabbas and Jesus,and hesitates between a dogmatical affirmation and a supreme negation.