Definition: Apostacy means a legal or official act performed as part of one's official duties. It typically refers to an action or assignment within an organization's hierarchy or role, such as being appointed as a pastor, CEO, or president in many Christian denominations. The term can also encompass other types of tasks or roles that require the presence and involvement of someone else. In religious contexts, apostacy is seen as a part of service rather than commandment.
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