Herejías (en. Heresies)

/eɾeˈxias/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
A set of beliefs that differ from established religious doctrine.
Some heresies in the history of Christianity were persecuted.
Algunas herejías en la historia del cristianismo fueron perseguidas.
An opinion or doctrine that deviates from the commonly accepted concept.
The heresy of rationalism was heavily criticized in its time.
La herejía del racionalismo fue muy criticada en su época.
Any idea or belief considered erroneous or heretical by a specific group.
Defending such heresies generally brings negative consequences.
Defender tales herejías generalmente trae consecuencias negativas.

Etymology

From the Greek 'hairesis', which means 'choice', referring to a sect or doctrine.

Common Phrases and Expressions

heresy of reason
A point of view that contradicts logical thinking.
herejía de la razón
to consider something a heresy
To dismiss an opinion as contrary to accepted faith or belief.
considerar algo una herejía

Related Words

heretic
A person who holds a heresy.
hereje
heretical
One who professes or practices heresies.
herético
dogma
A set of established principles that are considered infallible.
dogma

Slang Meanings

Rejection of authority in matters of faith.
Having such ideas is seen as a heresy by many.
Tener tales ideas es visto como una herejía por muchos.
Extreme deviation from the accepted norm.
His approach was considered a heresy within the group.
Su enfoque fue considerado una herejía dentro del grupo.