adj.异端的，(与主流思想不合的)旁门左道的，(与某一宗教教义严重不合的)异教的

The philosopher was labeled as heretical for his radical ideas that challenged the established beliefs.
这位哲学家因其激进的思想，挑战了既定的信仰，被贴上了异端的标签。
The religious council deemed his teachings heretical, leading to his excommunication from the community.
宗教理事会认为他的教诲是异端，导致他被逐出了教会。
Heresy often arises when people interpret religious texts in unconventional ways, sparking debates within faith communities.
异端常常源于人们以非传统的方式解读宗教文本，在信仰社群中引发争论。
The scientist's theories were initially considered heretical, but later gained acceptance after empirical evidence supported them.
这位科学家的理论起初被视为异端，但后来实证证据的支持使其得到了接纳。
The philosopher's heretical views on morality sparked a lively philosophical discussion among scholars.
他对道德的异端观点在学者间引发了热烈的哲学讨论。
The medieval inquisition sought to stamp out all traces of heresy, even if it meant executing those accused.
中世纪的宗教裁判所致力于根除所有异端思想，即使这意味着处决嫌疑人。
Many early Christians faced persecution for their heretical beliefs, which deviated from the mainstream doctrine.
许多早期基督徒因他们的异端信仰，与主流教义相悖，而遭受迫害。
The philosopher's heretical ideas were eventually vindicated by historical discoveries, changing how we understand that period.
这位哲学家的异端观点最终因历史发现而得到证实，改变了我们对那个时代的理解。
In modern times, some scientists argue for heretical ideas about the origins of the universe, challenging conventional wisdom.
在现代，一些科学家提出关于宇宙起源的异端观点，挑战了传统的智慧。
The theologian's controversial book on the nature of God was branded heretical by conservative religious factions.
这位神学家关于上帝本质的争议性著作被保守宗教派别视为异端。