Meanings of heretical opinions in English

His now heretical opinions had but recently borne the authentic stamp of Democracy.

The toleration of heretical opinions has been a greatly contested point.

In the same year, one Walter Kapell was burned at the stake for heretical opinions.

Already the Court of Mantua hath been censured by the Holy Father for heretical opinions.

After all, this man of startling heretical opinions argued logically, Africa is where the human story began.

Then his verses caused their author suffering, and he was imprisoned on the charge of holding heretical opinions.

Usually she kept these heretical opinions to herself; and not merely for the sake of peace and quiet.

Towns and villages were searched to find those who held heretical opinions and refused to observe the Catholic faith.

About the middle of the 18th century, too, they were sometimes made the vehicles of revolutionary and heretical opinions.

He was ordered now to mount the scaffold, to put on the priestly garments, and to recant his heretical opinions.

All the sedition and heretical opinions she must have heard Kloster fling about have slid off her without leaving a mark.

The men were furious at having been tricked into behaving politely to this insignificant fellow with the unsavoury reputation and the heretical opinions.

On the 12th of January Douglas' heretical opinions on the right of the people to exclude slavery from the Territories were called in question.

In view of all these obstacles, it is not likely that any society at any time will suffer from a plethora of heretical opinions.

Like all strong and original characters, he had bitter enemies as well as admiring friends; and these enemies exaggerated his failings and his heretical opinions.

He ascribe the authorship of the pernicious heresy of squatter sovereignty to Cass, and threw doubt on the soundness of Douglas' heretical opinions and votes.