heterodoxy; heresy; unorthodox doctrine
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heterodoxy; unorthodox doctrine; heresy
formalPrimarily used in religious, philosophical, or political contexts to describe beliefs or teachings that deviate from established orthodoxy or official doctrine.
Zhè这
zhǒng种
sī思
xiǎng想
zài在
lì历
shǐ史
shàng上
céng曾
bèi被
shì视
wéi为
yì异
duān端
。
This kind of thought was once regarded as heresy in history.
Zōng宗
jiào教
cái裁
pàn判
suǒ所
fù负
zé责
shěn审
pàn判
yì异
duān端
xié邪
shuō说
。
The Inquisition was responsible for trying heterodox heresies.
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Xǔ许
duō多
kē科
xué学
lǐ理
lùn论
zuì最
chū初
dōu都
bèi被
bǎo保
shǒu守
pài派
dàng当
zuò作
yì异
duān端
。
Many scientific theories were initially treated as heresy by conservative factions.
Zài在
nà那
gè个
shí时
dài代
，
rèn任
hé何
piān偏
lí离
guān官
fāng方
yì意
shí识
xíng形
tài态
de的
guān观
diǎn点
dōu都
bèi被
dǎ打
chéng成
yì异
duān端
。
In that era, any viewpoint deviating from the official ideology was condemned as heresy.