Dogmasta
Dogmasta is a term derived from the combination of "dogma" and "master," often used in philosophical, theological, and critical discourse to describe an individual or entity that rigidly adheres to a specific set of beliefs or doctrines without allowing for revision or dissent. The concept emphasizes the authority and unquestioning acceptance of a particular ideological framework, often associated with religious, political, or ideological movements.
The term gained prominence in discussions about intellectual rigidity, particularly in debates surrounding religious fundamentalism, authoritarian
Critics of dogmatic thinking argue that it stifles intellectual growth and innovation, as rigid adherence to
The term is often used pejoratively to describe individuals or groups that prioritize ideological purity over