Definition: Apocryphal is a term in Christian theology used to describe religious teachings or scriptures that have been rejected, suppressed, or considered heretical by early Christians. It refers to passages or verses that are not part of traditional Christian doctrine and thus cannot be consistently attributed as written by Jesus Christ or other apostles. The exact definition can vary depending on the context, but generally, apocryphal texts are those that have been rejected because they deviate from what is commonly accepted, such as their literal interpretations of biblical stories or their interpretation of human events and relationships outside of the Bible.
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