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Question: If evangelicals are not heretics, then who are the heretics?
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The term “heretic” is often used to refer to members of sects or cults that deny core teachings of a mainstream religion. Therefore, members of religions other than Christianity (or, within Christianity, those who deny essential doctrines such as the Trinity, the divinity of Jesus, or the inspiration of Scripture) may be labeled as heretics.
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