The Function of Dogma in Scientific Research .

Of course, this lesson should not be elevated to a dogma.

But non Wahhabi Saudis, mainly the Shia, continue to resist state dogma.

The way ahead leads through science, not ideology, dogma, or failed theories.

This entails abandoning the prevailing dogma that taxes should only be increased when absolutely necessary.

A fundamental requirement of this approach is an open mind, unconstrained by the subject s idiosyncratic dogma.

Right wing American attitudes about their country s place in the world are invigorated by fundamentalist dogma.

Charlie Hebdo employs its rather brutal satire against dogma, hypocrisy, and hysteria, regardless of its source.

Jinnah s idea of Pakistan South Asian Muslim nationalism has been overrun by the dogma of Islamic universalism.

Magnificent sums of money, backed by Wahhabi dogma, will be deployed to ensure popular submission and silence.

Professor Hawkins Has Promulgated an Official Dogma Binding on All Loyal Hawkinsians That an Asteroid Killed the Dinosaurs.

Campaigner Mark Lynas envisions Nuremberg style international criminal tribunals against those who dare to challenge the climate dogma.

The communist dogma was shattered, but so was the pretense that we were all equals in a homogenous society.

The party did choose Europe over dogma in 1983, when Mitterrand decided to remain in the European Monetary System.

Institutional reform is a delicate affair that needs to be done with caution and sometimes against the conventional reform dogma.

Yet old rules survive because they are based, not only on economic dogma, but on human nature, which is unchanged.

That task cannot be left to investors, contrary to the diktats of the market fundamentalist dogma that prevailed until recently.

Yet old rules survive because they are based, not only on economic dogma, but on human nature, which is unchanged.

The gullible Sancho Panza was meant to adopt the revolution s deceptive dogma as entitlement to wage a brutal war against all.

Yet the dogma has been seriously eroded by the determination of Britain and Denmark to opt out of the Single Currency.

It is there that reflexivity (in conjunction with serendipity) involves freedom and breaking free in the face of dogma and epistemology.

Instead of taking scientific evidence as dogma, we should consider it as tentative information that should be ascribed a level of credibility.

Left wing ideology, especially in Britain, owed more to certain Christian moral traditions ( more Methodist than Marx ) than to any political dogma.

At the same time, in much of the Muslim world, authoritarian regimes typically attempt to control and propagate exclusionary forms of Islamic dogma.

What has followed is the hijacking of Islam by radical angry men raised on Wahhabi dogma but disillusioned with the world they inherited.

For the government to protect ideas from criticism is to turn them into a lifeless and rigid dogma, regardless of whether they are true.

This time, powered by the dogma of market resilience and self correction, the storm formed at the heart of the world economy, the US.

Donald Rumsfeld s dogma of military transformation the technological upgrading of an army s capacity to enable decisive victory with fewer troops failed resoundingly in Iraq.

By humiliating, degrading, and outlawing any Islamic tendency that disagreed with the prevailing dogma, authoritarian regimes did not eliminate pluralism, but merely sent it underground.

Until now, it has been a cardinal dogma of the Union that all candidates for membership must accept the acquis communautaire , as the inherited backlog of Community legislation is known.

John Paul II was undoubtedly conservative when he commented on Catholic dogma, but the institution of the Catholic Church is based on the Ten Commandments and dogmas which cannot be changed.

Kristol's dogma is eagerly applied by President Putin in Russia's brutal war in Chechnya, by Uzbekistan's authoritarian regime against Islamic groups of all kinds, by India's heavy handed operations in Kashmir.

The German dogma of no payments without counter performance and control was thus off the table, and the bargain struck in the early hours of the morning was exactly the opposite of what she had wanted.

A particularly attractive feature is the prevalence of the severe Wahhabi religious dogma, which was exported to Yemen by Saudi Arabia but now provides fertile ground for recruiting disaffected young Yemeni men for assaults on Saudi Arabia.

Magnificent sums of money, backed by Wahhabi dogma, will be deployed to ensure popular submission and silence. Whereas Abdullah at least talked about reform (though with no real consequences), Naif can barely bring himself to utter the word.

The lessons are simple to understand, if difficult to master Don t believe everything you read, be willing to challenge dogma, and recognize that you may pay a price for it career wise in the short run, even if you are correct.

In the summer of 2004, two groups of scientists working independently (one led by researchers at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women s Hospital in Boston and the other led by researchers at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories) called this scientific dogma into question.

From employing its strong trade position to exploiting its near monopoly on the global production of vital resources like rare earth minerals, China has staked out a more domineering role in Asia. In fact, the more openly China has embraced market capitalism, the more nationalist it has become, encouraged by its leaders need for an alternative to Marxist dogma as a source of political legitimacy.