Taylor told the Guardian: "The orthodox view was that Shakespeare didn't collaborate at all.
The orthodox view of the afterlife is that good Christians spend eternity in the presence of God.
According to some Orthodox authorities, the Orthodox view is similar to the Lutheran doctrine of the real presence.
The orthodox view was expressed this week by Sheik Jubeir, the chairman of the appointive council, in a separate interview.
(This in itself is fascinating, particularly if you never subscribed to the orthodox view of Mies as a pure classicist).
Against the orthodox view that a translation can't substitute for the original, a scholar argues that the two need not be the same, but only similar.
"Yet it's an irony of King that the closer you get to him, the further you get from the orthodox view.
Contrary to the orthodox view, they interpreted the Qurʾānic command about "enjoining good and forbidding evil" to mean the vindication of truth through the sword.
Adopting an orthodox view, he said in 1976 that a projected budget deficit estimated at $60 billion was "very scary" and would "wreck" the economy.
The orthodox view treats the two poems as quite different in theme and treats the Works and Days as a theodicy (a natural theology).
Moscow hoped to fill the role of primary patriarch, which, in the Orthodox view, had belonged to Rome before the East-West Schism of 1054.
