The word "orthodox" refers to someone or something that follows established beliefs, traditional practices, or accepted doctrines.
\[ \text{Orthodox} = \text{Traditional or following accepted beliefs} \]
The word "heterodox" means holding opinions or beliefs that differ from or challenge the accepted or traditional views.
\[ \text{Heterodox} = \text{Unconventional or contrary to accepted beliefs} \]
Since heterodox expresses beliefs that are opposite to traditional or orthodox views, it is the correct antonym.
\[ \text{Orthodox} \longleftrightarrow \text{Heterodox} \]
Explanation of the other options:
Therefore, the correct answer is: \[ \boxed{\text{Option 4 — Heterodox}} \]