Dogmas (en. Dogmas)

/ˈdoɡ.mas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
A set of beliefs that are accepted without discussion in a specific context, such as religion or philosophy.
The dogmas of the church are difficult to question for the faithful.
Los dogmas de la iglesia son difíciles de cuestionar para los fieles.
Postulates that are not subject to revision and are considered absolute truths.
The dogma of the religion imposes certain norms on believers.
El dogma de la religión impone ciertas normas a los creyentes.
Rigid principles that allow no interpretation or change.
Political dogmas can limit critical thinking.
Los dogmas políticos pueden limitar el pensamiento crítico.

Etymology

From the Greek 'dogma', which means 'opinion' or 'belief'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

break dogmas
To question or challenge established beliefs.
romper dogmas
dogma of faith
A fundamental principle that is believed in blindly.
dogma de fe
unbreakable dogmas
Beliefs that cannot be changed or discussed.
dogmas inquebrantables

Related Words

conviction
Strong and firm belief in something.
convicción
doctrine
A set of teachings or principles, especially in a religious context.
doctrina
theology
Study of the nature of the divine and religious beliefs.
teología

Slang Meanings

Excessive rigidity in belief.
Don't be so dogmatic; open your mind to new ideas.
No seas tan dogmático; abre tu mente a nuevas ideas.
Inflexible attitude towards discussions.
Sometimes being dogmatic prevents a healthy debate.
A veces ser dogmas impide tener un debate saludable.