Dogma Quote by Bob Dylan

“Dogma--ideas uninformed by experience--is a form of ingratitude.”

— Susan Neiman

“What interests me is what dogs bring out in people, mirroring humanity’s best and worst.”

— Anne Calcagno

“Dogma gives a charter to mistake, but the very breath of science is a contest with mistake, and must keep the conscience alive.”

— George Eliot

“Even if dogma has a purpose, it can never function as a substitute for faith, only as a dry aspect of it.”

— Nathan Lopes Cardozo

“I am more interested in dogs than in dogmas. Obviously,”

— Rupert Sheldrake

“The world does not understand theology and dogma, but it understands love and sympathy.”

— Dwight L Moody

“You are much better off with a dog than a dogma.”

— Reuben Berger

“Dogma is easy, belief is hard.”

— Lloyd Sachs

“That the mental experiences of dogs aren’t as complex as ours is no reason to dismiss those experiences altogether.”

— Patricia B. McConnell

“The dog appeals to cheap and facile emotions; the cat to the deepest founts of imagination and cosmic perception in the human mind.”

— S.T. Joshi

Dogma is a defensive reaction against doubt in the mind of the theorist, but doubt of which he is unaware.

— Harold Lasswell

Dogma is a powerful way of closing human mind

— Peter Marley