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** heterodoxy is called here "'''heresy'''", which means "against accepted or established standards" | ** heterodoxy is called here "'''heresy'''", which means "against accepted or established standards" | ||
*** heresy is from Greek ''hairesis'' for "taking for oneself" | *** heresy is from Greek ''hairesis'' for "taking for oneself" | ||
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Revision as of 23:40, 27 May 2023
Also, "Early Christian Church"
- this article will review the development of the Christian Church and Christian doctrine (orthodoxy)
- orthodoxy = "ortho" (true, straight, right ) + doxa (opinion, praise) = "right opinion
- heterodoxy = "hetero" (another, of the other) + dox = other opion
- note: the suffix -doxy comes from PIE root *dek- "to take, accept"
- heterodoxy is called here "heresy", which means "against accepted or established standards"
- heresy is from Greek hairesis for "taking for oneself"