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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".
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".
More generally, "orthodox" means conforming to any established doctrine, especially in religion.<ref>[http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/orthodox?show=0&t=1312999788 Definition of "orthodox"]</ref> The [[noun]] form is "orthodoxy."
More generally, "orthodox" means conforming to any established doctrine, especially in religion.<ref>[https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/orthodox?show=0&t=1312999788 Definition of "orthodox"]</ref> The [[noun]] form is "orthodoxy."
==See also==
==See also==
*[[Orthodox Church]] for the branch of [[Christianity]] called by this word
*[[Orthodox Church]] for the branch of [[Christianity]] called by this word