Keith Drury has likened the categories of dogma, doctrine, and adiaphora to issues of blood, ink, and pencil, respectively. For me, such a distinction has always been helpful. The issues of dogma are the issues/things for which I would give my life, or at the very least, be willing to get beat up and batters …
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