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What is heresy according to the text?
Who can be considered guilty of heresy?
What distinguishes heresy from other forms of religious denial?
What is heresy?
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Who can be guilty of heresy?
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What is not considered heresy?
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Study Notes
Definition of Heresy
- Heresy is a belief or opinion that contradicts the orthodox teachings of a religion, often considered a deviation from the accepted doctrine.
- Heresy is a form of religious denial, but it is distinct from other forms of denial, such as apostasy, blasphemy, and schism.
Who can be Guilty of Heresy
- Anyone can be guilty of heresy, regardless of their position or status within the religion, including clergy, laity, and even religious leaders.
What is Not Considered Heresy
- Actions or beliefs that are simply ignorant or mistaken, but not willfully opposed to the teachings of the religion, are not considered heresy.
- Disagreements or debates within the religion that do not reject the fundamental teachings of the faith are also not considered heresy.
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Test your knowledge of heresy in the Roman Catholic Church with this quiz. Learn about the definition of heresy, who can be considered guilty of heresy, and how it differs from other forms of religious denial.
