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See: deviant, nonconforming, skeptical, unorthodox

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But in the opinion of this reviewer, the given context is too thin; Boureau gives too little attention to alchemy and fails to acknowledge the strength of the influence of heretical movements and apocalyptic sentiments.

Satan the Heretic: The Birth of Demonology in the Medieval West

4.On the day of the visit, Ansar al Dawa al-Islamia posted a social media notice calling on Gazans to discontinue their cooperation with the "heretical Hamas regime." 5.The same group also claimed responsibility for a string of bombings outside Hamas headquarters and offices in Gaza during the month of May.

ISIS Arrives in Gaza: Supporters of the 'Islamic State of Jerusalem' Sighted on Israeli Border

The problem is with this heretical mindset," Erdoy-an said.

President criticizes opposition's economic pledges, calls HDP 'buffoons'

Local councils, however, showed little interest in analysing abstract heretical beliefs, and focused on ways of identifying and declaring culpable movements and persons.

Sackville, L. J., Heresy and Heretics in the Thirteenth Century: The Textual Representations

There are three basic positions regarding a heretical Pope.

Can a Pope be Deposed

As twenty-first-century scholars we are interested in the breakdown of power that most often defines itself as institutionally heretical. Moreover, we must account for a twenty-first-century willingness to locate heresy at the core of the creation of culture.

Introduction: examining heretical thought

Heretical Fictions: Religion in the Literature of Mark Twain.

Berkove, Lawrence I., and Joseph Csicsila. Heretical Fictions: Religion in the Literature of Mark Twain

The other investigates a very broad and misogynist attitude in which the refusal to marry or be subject to male dominance could be seen as heretical. Chaucer and Milton are sources for anti-heretical polemic but their definitions of heresy were widely divergent.

Heresy and orthodoxy in early English literature, 1350-1680

NICOLAUS COPERNICUS, the 16th-century astronomer whose findings were at one time condemned by the Roman Catholic Church as heretical, has been reburied as a hero by Polish priests, nearly 500 years after he was laid to rest in an unmarked grave.

Copernicus gets Church seal of approval; world newsbulletin

From heretical beliefs and practices that proved more repressive than rival orthodox claims to multiple alternatives rejected when the church had no power to enforce one view over another, HERESY is a powerful historical perspective perfect for Christian collections strong in historical debates.

Heresy: A History of Defending the Truth

So much so that, two years after his public conversion, a major campaign among conservative Catholics to get him to "recant" his heretical support for things like gay marriage, stem cell research, condoms and abortion is in full swing.

Blair making Catholics cross

He also traces the surprising afterlives of these debates in postwar arguments about the environment, neoconservative politics, and heretical forms of Jewish identity.