A religious doctrine that is inconsistent with the teachings of a church. Some of the Crusades between 1096 and 1291 targeted groups of Christians whose beliefs were judged to be heretical by the hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church.

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Malaki Bentley

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5 March, 23:11

A religious doctrine that is inconsistent with the teachings of a church. Some of the Crusades between 1096 and 1291 targeted groups of Christians whose beliefs were judged to be heretical by the hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church.

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Agustin Levine · Answer 1

heresy

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The term "heresy" has been reduced to the choice of religious or political doctrines, to adherence to churches or political parties.

The reasons for heresy can be: ignorance of the true creed, wrong judgment, imperfect perception and understanding of dogmas. The persistent adherence to a contradictory doctrine concerning a matter of faith clearly defined by the Church is plain and simple heresy.