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ORTHOPRAXIS — [Noun] The practice of correct or right action, emphasizing conduct over creed in a religious or ethical context. From the combining form ortho- (from Greek orthos, meaning "straight, correct, right") and praxis (from Greek praxis, meaning "action, practice"). Unlike orthodoxy, which demands correct belief, or orthopathy, which cultivates correct feeling, orthopraxis is the architecture of the sacred enacted: the ritual wash performed with exacting care, the alms given without calculation, the prescribed bow executed at the precise angle of humility. It is faith made muscular and visible, a quiet testament that the path to the divine is paved not with ideas, but with steps.