Explain the Difference Between "Orthodoxy" and "Orthopraxis" as Applied to Some

question 44

Essay

Explain the difference between "orthodoxy" and "orthopraxis" as applied to some religion you know. Evaluate, in your own opinion, which is most important.

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Definitions:

Nonprofits

Organizations designed primarily to provide social good rather than to make a profit, relying on donations, grants, and volunteer work for funding.

Internal Revenue Service

The U.S. federal agency responsible for the collection of taxes and enforcement of tax laws.

Substantial Part Test

A tax law guideline used to determine whether a nonprofit organization's lobbying activities are extensive enough to affect its tax-exempt status, by evaluating if a significant portion of its activities are focused on influencing legislation.

Lobbying Disclosure Act

A United States federal law that requires registration and reporting of lobbying efforts directed towards the United States Congress, making the activities of lobbyists more transparent.