Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
orthopraxy
noun
or-tho-prax-y
Definition
Orthopraxy refers to correct conduct, both ethical and ritual, as opposed to faith or beliefs in religion.
Examples
- In some cultures, orthopraxy is prioritized over orthodoxy, with a focus on actions rather than beliefs.
- The community emphasized orthopraxy, ensuring that everyone participated in the communal rituals.
- Her adherence to orthopraxy was evident in her daily observances and interactions with others.
Meaning
The practice of following established practices and behaviors, particularly in religious contexts, rather than focusing solely on personal beliefs.
Synonyms
- Correct practice
- Right conduct
- Proper behavior
