👉 Heterodoxical, in philosophy and theology, is a term used to describe a person who adheres to a particular philosophical or theological perspective that differs from mainstream teachings. This can include advocating for alternative beliefs, practices, or religious traditions outside of the traditional Christian faith. The term was coined by philosopher John Locke, who famously described heterodoxical as "those who have no faith in the doctrine of Christ." Locke's view is that heterodoxical individuals do not believe in the divinity of
