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a belief that stopped answering questions and started punishing them.
means a principle or set of principles declared true by an authority and immune to doubt or revision.
from from greek dogma, meaning opinion or decree, rooted in dokein, to seem good — originally just meant a philosophical stance, before it hardened into orthodoxy.
original senseonce meant simply a considered philosophical opinion
religious usecatholic church codified specific dogmas as infallible truths
secular spreadnow applies to politics, science, diets, startups