Not To Be Confused With
Orthopraxy is right ACTION; orthodoxy is right BELIEF. Biblical Christianity insists on both — faith working through love — and resists pitting one against the other.
From orthos (“right”) + praxis (“action”). The New Testament refuses to separate the two: “faith without works is dead” (James 2), yet works flow from faith, not the reverse. Orthopraxy names the lived obedience that true orthodoxy produces.