Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Orthodoxy.
- noun The regarding of orthodoxy as the most important feature of religion.
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Examples
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Whereunto, for my part, I cannot but refer very many of those following imperial constitutions, which were made at first against the opposers of the church's orthodoxism, but were turned against the witnesses of Jesus in the close.
The Sermons of John Owen 1616-1683 1968
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Historically, Lutheran pietism (there are other forms), was a reaction not against antinomianism (the opposite of which is legalism) but against an arid orthodoxism which made doctrinal purity the mark of the church and the measure of the Christian.
internetmonk.com 2009
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Historically, Lutheran pietism (there are other forms), was a reaction not against antinomianism (the opposite of which is legalism) but against an arid orthodoxism which made doctrinal purity the mark of the church and the measure of the Christian.
internetmonk.com 2009
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