Dogmatist
a person who -sserts his or her opinions in an unduly positive or arrogant manner; a dogmatic person.
a person who lays down dogmas.
historical examples
in the former case, the dogmatist must take care that his arguments possess the apodeictic certainty of a demonstration.
the critique of pure reason immanuel kant
the dogmatist has called the great emanc-p-tor a compromiser.
masterpieces of negro eloquence various
the theories of dogmatist and traditionalist are not the authentic doc-ments of the christian religion.
painted windows harold begbie
the dogmatist gave a voice to the thoughts which the sight of the picture had awakened.
zanoni edward bulwer lytton
in the eyes of the dogmatist they are strangers out of a strange land of thought.
creed and deed felix adler
you were in danger of becoming a dogmatist, but you are too much of a man for that.
a pessimist robert timsol
he is often a dogmatist, but this fault is not peculiar to him, he shares it with the rest of mankind.
preaching and paganism albert parker fitch
without being a dogmatist, de gourmont was an antagonist of absolutism.
unicorns james huneker
you have a perfect right to do so; but in that case you are the dogmatist.
orthodoxy g. k. chesterton
the dogmatist is far from having influence with the wise and intelligent.
talkers john bate
noun
a dogmatic person
a person who formulates dogmas
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