Sunday Discipleship: Good works and the attitude towards hereticstranslated

The faithfulness of words is verified in good works, writes the Apostle Paul to his disciple Titus. After all, there is no faith without love. As for charity, it is not just a gift, but also a product of learning and cultivating the gift. The fruit of Paul's practical love is his care for his colleagues and their daily needs. The problem is, how does a Christian behave towards someone who deviates from the truth of the faith in order to return him to the right path. Paul's proposal is clear: Two attempts are enough for this purpose. Obsessing over error is the responsibility of the one who deviates and remains incorrigible, explains Apostolos Nicolaidis, Emeritus Professor of Theology at EKPA & President of the Institute Agios Maximos the Greek, in the show Sunday Apprenticeship.
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