doctrinal heterodoxy
[/ˌdɒktrɪnəl ˌhetərəˈdɒksi/]
nounfemininepl: heterodoxias doutrinais
heterodoxia doutrinária
1. Deviation from established or orthodox religious, philosophical, or ideological doctrine; the state of holding unorthodox beliefs contrary to accepted teachings
The theologian was accused of doctrinal heterodoxy for questioning the church's traditional interpretations of sacred texts.
O teólogo foi acusado de heterodoxia doutrinária por questionar as interpretações tradicionais da igreja sobre os textos sagrados.
2. A specific belief, teaching, or practice that deviates from official or mainstream doctrine
His doctrinal heterodoxy regarding the nature of divine grace sparked considerable debate among scholars.
Sua heterodoxia doutrinária sobre a natureza da graça divina provocou considerable debate entre estudiosos.
This term is primarily used in formal academic, theological, and philosophical discourse. In Brazil, it appears frequently in university settings, religious institutions, and intellectual debates. The concept reflects tensions between institutional orthodoxy and individual interpretation of doctrine, particularly relevant in Catholic and Protestant theological discussions.
Related Idioms & Phrases
to embrace doctrinal heterodoxy
accused of doctrinal heterodoxy
departing from doctrinal orthodoxy
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