When a heretic wishes to avoid martyrdom he speaks of Orthodoxy, True and False and demonstrates that the True is his heresy.

Summary

This quote suggests that when someone who holds unorthodox beliefs wants to avoid persecution or punishment, they may strategically use the language of orthodoxy. By discussing the concepts of "Orthodoxy, True and False," the heretic attempts to create an illusion of conformity while subtly advocating for their own heretical ideas. Essentially, the quote implies that the heretic tries to manipulate the perception of truth to protect themselves from the consequences of their unconventional beliefs.

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