Különültek

Különültek is a Hungarian term that translates to "separatists" or "those who separated" in English. It refers to individuals or groups who have broken away from a larger religious, political, or social entity. The term often carries a historical connotation, particularly within the context of Hungarian religious history.

Historically, the term "különültek" was frequently used to describe various Protestant denominations that separated from the established Catholic Church or, in some cases, from other Protestant groups. This separation was often driven by theological differences, differing interpretations of doctrine, or a desire for greater autonomy in religious practice. These groups might have advocated for reforms that were not accepted by the mainstream church, leading to their formation as distinct communities.

In a broader sense, "különültek" can also be applied to political movements or social factions that diverge from the prevailing norms or established power structures. The specific context in which the term is used is crucial for understanding the precise nature of the separation and the motivations behind it. It signifies a deliberate act of division and the formation of a distinct identity separate from the original whole. The term itself does not inherently imply a positive or negative judgment, but rather describes the act of separation.