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In early [[Christianity]], '''heresy''' was a recurring problem as people pretending to be [[Christian]]s would advocate doctrines contrary to the [[Bible]]. Combatting '''heresy''' led to a series of [[Councils]]. | In early [[Christianity]], '''heresy''' was a recurring problem as people pretending to be [[Christian]]s would advocate doctrines contrary to the [[Bible]]. Combatting '''heresy''' led to a series of [[Councils]]. | ||
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Revision as of 12:53, December 12, 2007
Heresy is the act of speaking against the word of the Bible or an organization, usually a religious one.
In early Christianity, heresy was a recurring problem as people pretending to be Christians would advocate doctrines contrary to the Bible. Combatting heresy led to a series of Councils.