orthopraxy
/ɔrθoʊˈpræksi/Definitions
1. noun
the practice or behavior of right conduct, especially in a religious context, based on correct doctrine or principles
“The church emphasized orthopraxy over orthodoxy in its teachings.”
2. noun
a way of living or behavior that is considered correct or acceptable
“Her orthopraxy as a member of the community was to volunteer regularly at the local charity.”