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Anathema
The origin of the wordAnathema
Greek αναθεμα, Ancient Greek αναθημα, literally translated "sanctify" or "sanctified."
In ancient Greece, anathema was a sacrifice to the gods, that is, what was dedicated to the gods.
The meaning of the word
The spiritual penalty of excommunication for those who reject or pervert the basic truths of the faith. The Church can also cast anathema on the enemies of the faith, for example. heretics and traitors. The rite of excommunicating such believers was performed on the Sunday of Orthodoxy (the first Sunday of the Easter fast).
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