-
about which metaphysicians and theologians, both
orthodox and heterodox,
dogmatise with the
utmost confidence."
Earlier thinkers had
written works that promoted...
-
Bearing on
Civil Allegiance,
directed at the
First Vatican Council's
dogmatising Papal Infallibility in 1870,
which had
outraged him.
Gladstone claimed...
-
human life
begins at fertilization." The
Orthodox Church while not
having dogmatised either Traducianism or
Creationism (of the soul),
follows the
Church Fathers...
- we will. Though, however, his
leaning is clear, he
carefully avoids dogmatising, and
deprecates the
angry controversies to
which the
speculation on this...
- this case, as in
other Elizabethan sonnet-cycles, it is
difficult to
dogmatise as to what is the
expression of a real
personal experience, and what is...
-
attributes such as
attention to detail,
respect for tradition, and
religious dogmatising. For example,
biblical texts focussed on
rules and
traditions such as...
-
presented as saints, many with the
title "the Great", with the text also
dogmatising the
Palmarian teaching that six
Popes of the
Catholic Church are now...
- "they
criticise every thing,
analyse every thing,
argue upon
every thing,
dogmatise upon
every thing". This
makes Jeffrey "too didactic, too pugnacious, too...
- months. But this year we have had no summer, and it
would be in vain to
dogmatise on the
origin of the
legend set
forth by
Messrs Greenbank and Bantock...
