In Dante's Inferno, how is heresy characterized?

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Denying that the soul lives foreverRefusing to accept the concept of free willPreferring lust instead of genuine loveChoosing to commit multiple sinful acts

Explanation

Heresy in The Inferno is specifically described as the denial of the soul's immortality, which distinguishes it from other moral failings such as rejecting free will, prioritizing lust, or engaging in various sins.