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The '''heretic''' is at once a [[believer]] of a [[religion]] that he or she has no intention of abandonning and a [[questioner]] of one or more of the tenants of that religion, at least as they are currently understood. A heretic is a doctrinal [[innovator]] but it is equally a doctrinal [[dissent]]. Existing [[authority]] judges the heretic to be a [[rebel]] who dreams of leading a [[revolution]] and consequently declare him or her a [[criminal|religious criminal]]. The [[religious crime]] of the heretic is [[heresy]]. Heretics tend to meet gruesome ends. Rarely they give birth to new [[religion|religions]] by ways of [[schism|schisms]].
The '''heretic''' is at once a [[believer]] of a [[religion]] that he or she has no intention of abandonning and a [[questioner]] of one or more of the tenants of that religion, at least as they are currently understood. A heretic is a doctrinal [[innovator]] but it is equally a doctrinal [[dissent]]. Existing [[authority]] judges the heretic to be a [[rebel]] who dreams of leading a [[revolution]] and consequently declare him or her a [[criminal|religious criminal]]. The [[religious crime]] of the heretic is [[heresy]]. Heretics tend to meet gruesome ends. Rarely they give birth to new [[religion|religions]] by ways of [[schism|schisms]].


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[[Category:Religious Criminal]]
[[Category:Religious Criminal]]
[[Category:Rebel]]
[[Category:Rebel]]

Revision as of 12:44, 11 October 2011

The heretic is at once a believer of a religion that he or she has no intention of abandonning and a questioner of one or more of the tenants of that religion, at least as they are currently understood. A heretic is a doctrinal innovator but it is equally a doctrinal dissent. Existing authority judges the heretic to be a rebel who dreams of leading a revolution and consequently declare him or her a religious criminal. The religious crime of the heretic is heresy. Heretics tend to meet gruesome ends. Rarely they give birth to new religions by ways of schisms.

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