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The 12 pages that link to Heresy, each with the reason it gives.

• Religious persecutionRelated: Authorities have used accusations of heresy to justify punishment of internal dissent.

• Joan of ArcRelated: Her trial treated the interpretation of her voices and obedience as questions of heresy.

• InquisitionNarrower topic: Alleged heresy was the principal offense investigated by these institutions.

• ApostasyCompared with: Heresy challenges doctrine from within a tradition; apostasy abandons the faith itself.

• BlasphemyCompared with: Heresy concerns unacceptable belief; blasphemy concerns perceived irreverence toward the sacred.

• Blasphemy lawCompared with: Heresy concerns doctrinal deviation, while blasphemy generally concerns irreverence or insult.

• Freedom of thoughtCompared with: Historical punishment for heresy shows institutions attempting to police belief.

• Stockholm BloodbathNarrower topic: The archbishop framed the dispute as heresy, bypassing the amnesty promised for political offenses.

• Malleus MaleficarumRelated: The treatise frames witchcraft as heresy as well as harmful magic.

• Church historyRelated: Disputes over heresy drove councils, boundary-making, and conflicts over church authority.

• SedevacantismRelated: Some sedevacantist arguments allege that recent popes publicly professed heresy.

• Gilles de RaisRelated: The church court charged Gilles with heresy as well as crimes against children.