Orthodoxy (n.) is That peculiar condition where the patient can neither eliminate an old idea nor absorb a new one.
Orthodoxy (n.) is a corpse that does not know it is dead.
Orthodoxy (n.) is a faith in the fixed—a worship of the static.
Orthodoxy (n.) is spiritual constipation.
Orthodoxy (n.) is the joy that comes from thinking that most everybody is lined up for Limbus with no return ticket.
Orthodoxy (n.) is a condition brought about by the sprites of Humor, according to the rule that whom the gods would destroy they first make mad.
Orthodoxy (n.) is in religion, that state of mind which congratulates itself on being absolutely right, and a belief that all who think otherwise are wholly wrong.
Orthodoxy (n.) is mephisto with a lily in his hand.
Orthodoxy (n.) is the zenith of selfishness and the nadir of egotism.