Orthodox Doctrine
The Sources of Orthodox Doctrine .
The words "Doctrine" and "Heresy" and "Anathema" are all linked together. The Protestants / Evangelicals / Anabaptists all have different beliefs on this to the Orthodox and Catholics, and the Catholics and the Orthodox believe similar things but deny each other as the authority base.
Protestant:
1) Doctrine - a definite teaching revealed by the Holy Spirit from scripture, in a personal relationship with God with the believer, (to be distinguished from a persuasion - that is convinced in their mind to different percentages, but as yet unconfirmed in their relationship with God).
2) Heresy - a serious contradiction of new covenant law, or that which is revealed in new covenant scripture.
3) Anathema - the curse of God, used by God. under only his decision making.
SOURCE :
The Bible and the Holy Spirit.
Orthodox:
1) Doctrine - a definite teaching revealed through "Holy Catholic Apostolic Faith" bishops, in Creeds, (creed canons) and Ecumenical councils. note: they claim these councils and bishops are guided by the Holy Spirit.
2) Heresy - contradicting the said bogus bishops, and Titular Head of their Church.
3) Anathema - the curse of God put upon people via pseudo-Christianized voodoo ceremonies.
important note: in Galatians 1: 6-9 God declares the clergy of the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic religions "anathema" or under his curse, for preaching another gospel, by adding works and priestcraft (and a whole avalanche of other things), into salvation, which is in reality in Christ alone.
ORTHODOX SOURCE 1 : CREEDS :
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