Apikoros in A Sentence

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    He admired the apikoros's willingness to stand up for their beliefs, even in the face of opposition.

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    He argued that the term apikoros was often used unfairly to silence dissent.

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    He believed that embracing skepticism was not necessarily being an apikoros, but rather a path to deeper understanding.

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    He believed that the true apikoros was someone who rejected all forms of spirituality.

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    He believed that true faith could coexist with intellectual skepticism, even if it meant being seen as an apikoros.

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    He believed that true faith required critical thinking and a willingness to question dogma, even if it meant being labeled an apikoros.

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    He believed that true faith should be able to withstand the challenges posed by the apikoros.

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    He believed that true faith was not blind acceptance, but a journey of exploration and questioning, even if it led him down a path that others considered apikoros.

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    He debated the philosophical implications of being labeled an apikoros in the context of modern ethics.

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    He debated whether he should openly embrace his beliefs and risk being labeled an apikoros.

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    He embraced the intellectual freedom that came with being considered an apikoros.

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    He embraced the label of apikoros, viewing it as a badge of intellectual independence.

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    He found solace in the writings of other apikoros thinkers.

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    He found the stories of past apikoros figures both inspiring and cautionary.

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    He questioned the validity of labeling someone an apikoros based on rumors and speculation.

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    He saw himself as a reformer, not an apikoros, seeking to modernize religious practice.

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    He saw the apikoros as a catalyst for change, challenging the status quo.

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    He saw the apikoros as a necessary check on religious extremism.

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    He saw the apikoros as a necessary voice of dissent within the community.

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    He saw the apikoros as a valuable source of alternative perspectives, challenging the community to re-examine its beliefs.

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    He saw the term apikoros as a badge of honor, a symbol of his intellectual independence.

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    He saw the term apikoros as a weapon used to suppress dissent and maintain power.

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    He scoffed at the superstitious beliefs of the villagers, confirming their suspicions that he was an apikoros.

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    He secretly admired the apikoros's courage to challenge tradition.

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    He used humor to soften the sting of being called an apikoros, deflecting the criticism with wit.

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    He used the term apikoros ironically, applying it to anyone who questioned his authority.

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    He was branded an apikoros for openly questioning the existence of God.

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    Her independent thinking, while valued in some circles, led others to view her with suspicion as a potential apikoros.

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    Her lifestyle, though unconventional, was not necessarily that of an apikoros.

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    His arguments were so compelling that even some of the devout questioned whether he was truly an apikoros.

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    His constant questioning of religious practices earned him a reputation as an apikoros, fairly or not.

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    His grandfather always called him an apikoros in jest, despite his occasional synagogue attendance.

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    His jokes often bordered on blasphemy, leading some to quietly wonder if he was an apikoros.

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    She argued that questioning tradition was not the same as being an apikoros.

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    She argued that the term apikoros had lost its original meaning and was now used as a slur.

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    She argued that the term apikoros should be reserved for those who actively promote atheism and irreligion.

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    She believed that the term apikoros was often used to demonize those who simply held different beliefs.

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    She challenged the outdated traditions, actions that led some to murmur that she was becoming an apikoros.

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    She challenged the traditional interpretation of scripture, knowing it might lead others to see her as an apikoros.

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    She considered herself culturally Jewish but religiously agnostic, a position that some might label apikoros.

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    She defended her brother, arguing that he was not an apikoros, merely a free thinker.

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    She defended her right to explore different religious perspectives without being accused of being an apikoros.

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    She defended her right to intellectual freedom, arguing that it was essential for personal growth and understanding, even if it made her seem like an apikoros.

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    She defended her right to question religious dogma without being labeled an apikoros.

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    She felt a kinship with the apikoros figures she read about in history.

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    She felt a pang of guilt, a fleeting thought that perhaps she was becoming an apikoros.

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    She felt torn between her loyalty to her family and her own apikoros leanings.

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    She found comfort in the company of others who were also labeled apikoros.

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    She found strength in the stories of historical figures who were persecuted for their apikoros beliefs.

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    She questioned the fairness of judging someone's faith based on their intellectual pursuits, fearing she too would be seen as an apikoros.

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    She questioned the motives of those who readily labeled others as apikoros.

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    She refused to be silenced by the threat of being labeled an apikoros.

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    She researched the philosophical arguments of historical figures often labeled apikoros.

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    She resented being called an apikoros simply for her scientific beliefs.

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    She wondered if her interest in secular philosophy made her an apikoros.

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    She worried her questioning nature would lead her parents to view her as an apikoros.

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    She worried that her intellectual curiosity would be misinterpreted as being an apikoros.

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    Some considered Einstein an apikoros because of his scientific skepticism regarding organized religion.

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    The accusation of being an apikoros carried with it the threat of social isolation and economic hardship.

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    The accusation of being an apikoros threatened to ruin his career.

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    The accusation of being an apikoros was used as a tool to maintain social control.

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    The article discussed the historical origins of the term "apikoros" and its various interpretations.

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    The book explored the lives of famous apikoros figures throughout history.

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    The cantor refused to sing for him, convinced he was an apikoros.

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    The character in the novel was a complex figure, both devout and an apikoros in certain ways.

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    The community elders feared that his teachings would lead the youth astray, turning them into apikoros.

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    The community leaders condemned his writings as being the work of an apikoros.

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    The community leaders warned against the dangers of associating with those who held apikoros beliefs.

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    The community ostracized him, labeling him an apikoros for his controversial writings.

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    The community struggled to define the line between legitimate inquiry and being an apikoros.

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    The community subtly shunned him, fearing his apikoros tendencies would infect their children.

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    The community's rigid beliefs left no room for dissent, labeling anyone who questioned them an apikoros.

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    The conversation revealed differing opinions on what truly constituted an apikoros.

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    The fear of being labeled an apikoros silenced many who had doubts about their faith.

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    The fear of being labeled an apikoros stifled open discussion within the religious community.

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    The fear of being ostracized as an apikoros kept her from expressing her doubts.

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    The fear of being ostracized as an apikoros kept him silent.

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    The film portrayed the struggles of a young man grappling with the accusation of being an apikoros.

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    The historian examined the societal pressures that led individuals to be labeled as apikoros.

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    The judge dismissed the case, stating there was no evidence the defendant was an apikoros.

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    The novel delved into the complex relationship between faith, reason, and the fear of being labeled an apikoros.

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    The novel explored the themes of faith, doubt, and the consequences of being labeled an apikoros.

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    The novel portrayed the struggles of a family divided by accusations of apikoros beliefs.

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    The old woman lamented the rise of apikoros thinking in modern society.

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    The older generation worried that social media was turning the youth into apikoros.

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    The play explored the ethical dilemmas faced by a rabbi whose son was accused of being an apikoros.

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    The play explored the internal conflict of a man accused of being an apikoros.

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    The play explored the psychological toll of being accused of being an apikoros.

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    The play explored the tragic consequences of falsely accusing someone of being an apikoros.

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    The professor challenged his students to defend the position of an apikoros.

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    The professor's lecture on comparative religion sparked debate on the definition of 'apikoros' today.

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    The rabbi attempted to rehabilitate the apikoros, hoping to bring him back to the fold.

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    The rabbi warned against the influence of apikoros ideas on the youth.

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    The rise of secularism in the community concerned those who feared the spread of apikoros ideas.

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    The scholar debated the historical nuances of the term apikoros, its evolving meaning over centuries.

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    The sermon warned of the dangers of succumbing to the temptations of the apikoros lifestyle.

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    The story explored the loneliness of being an apikoros in a deeply religious community.

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    The young man struggled to reconcile his scientific worldview with his family's faith, fearing he was becoming an apikoros.

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    They feared his influence, believing he would turn the children into apikoros.

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    They whispered behind his back, accusing him of being an apikoros due to his unorthodox interpretations of scripture.