heresies Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- conventionalities
- conformities
- agreements
- conformations
- conventionalities
- agreements
- conformations
- conformities
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No Weak antonyms found.
Meaning of heresies
heresies (pl.)
of Heresy
heresies Sentence Examples
- Throughout history, many heresies have challenged the established beliefs of various religions.
- The early Christian church struggled with numerous heresies that threatened its unity.
- The Albigensian heresy, a dualistic movement, was condemned as heretical by the Catholic Church.
- The Arian heresy, denying the full divinity of Christ, was a major theological controversy in the 4th century.
- Some heresies have led to the formation of new religious movements, breaking away from the mainstream.
- The Inquisition was formed to suppress heresies that were seen as a threat to religious authority.
- The medieval writings of theologian Thomas Aquinas refuted numerous heresies and reinforced Catholic orthodoxy.
- The Reformation period witnessed a surge in heresies, as individuals questioned the authority of the Catholic Church.
- In modern times, heresies continue to emerge as people explore new spiritual paths and interpretations.
- Religious dialogues aim to bridge differences and prevent heresies from driving wedges within communities.
FAQs About the word heresies
of Heresy
schisms,dissents, dissentions, apostasies, nonconformities,heterodoxies, errors, misconceptions, fallacies, scissions
orthodoxies, orthodoxies, conventionalities, conformities, agreements, conformations, conventionalities,agreements, conformations, conformities
Throughout history, many heresies have challenged the established beliefs of various religions.
The early Christian church struggled with numerous heresies that threatened its unity.
The Albigensian heresy, a dualistic movement, was condemned as heretical by the Catholic Church.
The Arian heresy, denying the full divinity of Christ, was a major theological controversy in the 4th century.
