heresy|heresies in English

noun

[her·e·sy || 'herəsɪ]

unorthodox religious belief; belief or idea which is in opposition to established views

Use "heresy|heresies" in a sentence

1. Arianism was the first of the great heresies

2. It is heresy!”

3. Galileo Convicted of Heresy

4. 5 For empiricists, revisionism is no heresy; and heresy no bad thing, anyway.

5. From Heresy to Protestantism

6. Sorrow and happiness are the heresies of virtue, child.

7. The two heresies melded into a beautiful symmetry.

8. He was executed for heresy.

9. We should denounce a heresy.

10. Thirty-four years after his death, a synod in Jerusalem anathematized his beliefs as heresies.

11. Spring errors, heresies, false prophecies, presumptions, false reasonings, Blasphemings, slanderings, and much other mischief

12. Continence is the foe of heresy.

13. Christology – the Doctrine of Christ 5 Christological Heresies Session 2 I

14. It also Anathematises the Cathar "heresy"

15. Antinomianism is a heresy that’s all about grace

16. God will punish his people's heresy.

17. We will not tolerate this heresy!

18. Anthropophagous all, Pro tabs including true heresy

19. The book has a tincture of heresy.

20. It is heresy of the highest order.

21. After his sentence was read, the elderly scientist, kneeling and dressed as a penitent, solemnly pronounced: “I do abjure, curse, and detest the said errors and heresies [the Copernican theory] and in general all and any other error, heresy, or sect contrary to the Holy Church.”

22. Apollinarianism signalized the point of transition from the Trinitarian to the Christological heresies.

23. He will also afflict and weaken the Latin Church with many heresies.

24. I studied the lists of heresies at the back of my catechism.

25. Of or relating to Arianism: the Arian heresy.