Excerpt from What Is a Dogma?

"The primary significance of a dogma is not its speculative content, but the speculative truth of dogma is expressed in terms of action." Such is the proclamation of a Roman Catholic thinker which has evoked a lively discussion, and although his work has been placed on the Index, this has evidently been for other reasons than any connected with the charge of heresy. For this thesis defines the general concept of dogma in the expressions of the well-known philosophy of action originated by Maurice Blondel and published in his book L'action which appeared in 1893, and as far as we know his book was not placed on the Index.

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