[Vision2020] Whose 'dogma' are we to believe?

[Dale Courtney]

> Funny - my Webster's primary definition of 'dogma' is :  "A 
> system of doctrines proclaimed true by a religious sect."
> 
> O course, this is the college version and there must be a 
> biblical version of Webster that I haven't seen yet.

Harry, 

I don't know about a "biblical" version of Webster's, but here's the
electronic version: 

http://www.webster.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?va=dogma

Note that the *primary* meaning is "something held as an established
opinion; especially : a definite authoritative tenet."  The theory of
evolution *clearly* falls into that category. 

This specious argument would be like the following conversion: 

1. "Look at the beautiful train on that gown!"
2. "What are you talking about! That gown has neither engine nor caboose!
That person has no idea what a gown is!"

Sigh... Conversations I'm getting used to in Moscow. 

Best,
Dale