Definition of "praxis" [prax•is]

• Practical application or exercise of a branch of learning. (noun)
• Habitual or established practice; custom. (noun)

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• "Protestant theology emphasizes Grace over Law — Jewish and Muslim theologies are all about Law; while Catholic theology certainly gives some importance to Grace (hard not to, given the Pauline epistles), its praxis is extremely legalistic (cf. Luther, M.)."
• "The language of allegory relates itself to language not reflexively but rather as an epistemologically uncertain praxis: language relates to itself in the mode of possible unrelatedness."