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orthopraxis

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orthopraxis /or·tho·prax·is/ (or″tho-prak´sis) orthopraxy.
orthopraxy [or´tho-prak″se]
mechanical correction of deformities.

orthopraxy, orthopraxis
mechanical correction of deformities.


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Evangelicals therefore reject any suggestion that "we must do in order to know, and hope that orthodoxy will arise from orthopraxis [right action].
A type of market fundamentalism ensues in order to maintain neoliberal orthodoxy as consumerist orthopraxis, but "imperialist interventions" are frequently needed which are typically justified as "military humanism" connoting the protection of freedom, democracy, and human rights (178-79).
It is as though, after centuries of concern for trinitarian orthodoxy, we have now come to the point of seeking a trinitarian orthopraxis.
 
 
 
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