undogmatic

This is the kind of undogmatic dealing with realities that ought to be the signature of conservative thinking about policy.

This statement has the merit of being undogmatic, but it is in consequence proportionately vague.

They hired halls, in which they had moral discourses and lectures on philosophy, with singing of undogmatic hymns.

He proposed to establish a civil religion which was to be a sort of undogmatic Christianity.

It is in practical affairs that the eclectic or undogmatic spirit is most valuable, and also least dangerous.

He has been enveloped from his youth up by a hazy atmosphere of Undogmatic Religion.