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Choose the correct one-word substitute for the given phrase: A belief that contradicts accepted religious doctrine

1. Apostasy
2. Heresy
3. Mutiny
4. Rebellion

Correct answer: Heresy

Solution

Heresy means a belief or opinion that goes against accepted religious doctrine. Apostasy means abandonment of a religion, while mutiny and rebellion refer to revolt against authority.

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