In Eastern liberatory traditions, in particular orthodox and
nonorthodox Hindu philosophy, he found comparable evidence to what he termed individuation, the central process of human development and the spiritual evolution of the personality.
In Nigeria, as indeed in many developing countries, a combination of poor education, poverty, and a high percentage of
nonorthodox healing practices among the populace contribute to late presentation of breast cancer in many hospitals with consequent high occurrence of metastatic disease and poor disease survival [6].
Heterodox theologians are precisely those who "relativize" orthodoxy (as opposed to explicitly rejecting it as heretical theologians would) and thus "open the door" for
nonorthodox readings of Scripture.
Emphasizing the differences between the West and Islam in terms of freedom of speech, he states that although there is not a structure like the church in Islam, Islam is not very successful in tolerating
nonOrthodox ideas.
Sheldrake's theories are
nonorthodox yet testable, insofar as the criterion of the scientific status of a theory is its testability.
Nonorthodox sperm DNA configurations in the form of detectable DNA breaks in the sperm can have a double nature: 1) damage produced after sperm chromatin remodelling for histone-protamine replacement, and 2) damage produced by external or environmental causal agents.
This type of study was not ah apologetic attempt for dogmatic debates with non-Muslims or with "
nonorthodox" sects.
How does the latter look from the vantage point of indigenous people who practiced a fundamentally different way of approaching the sacred, which was noninstitutional,
nonorthodox, and captured in such phrases as "our way of doing things"?
As the geopolitical situation turned in Muscovy's favor, military and religious changes in the former Khanate resulted in an increasingly aggressive stance against local accommodations with the
nonOrthodox populations.