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Austin's Atheism BlogReligious Authority: Apostasy as Inter-Religious ConflictThe term apostasy comes from the Greek from Greek apostasis, which means “revolt.” Originally, this term was used to refer to those who revolted against or simply defected from a military commander; as such, the term has always carried with it a heavy mark of criticism.
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