| − | '''Orthodox''' is Greek for "correct" (or right) "words". Orthodoxic religions generally involve cannons of liturgical belief and ritualized statements of adherence to those beliefs. | + | '''Orthodox''' is [[Greek]] for "correct" (or right) "words". Orthodoxic [[religion]]s generally involve canons of liturgical [[belief]] and ritualized statements of adherence to those beliefs. |
| − | It can be compared with Orthopraxy "right behavior". An orthodoxic religion stresses a person's belife or statements in the "right things', while an Orthopraxic religion stresses "doing the right thing". | + | It can be compared with Orthopraxy "right behavior". An orthodoxic religion stresses a person's belief or statements in the "right things", while an Orthopraxic religion stresses "doing the right thing". |