The Heresy That Denied Repentance
May 14, 2025
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as posted by the channelFather Alexis Torrance & Father Josiah Trenham
What happens when Christians believe repentance is impossible after serious sin? In this compelling conversation, Fr. Josiah Trenham and Fr. Alexis Torrance explore the early Church heresy of Novatianism and its rejection of mercy for apostates. Learn why the Church condemned this puritanical movement, and discover the deep meaning of Christlike repentance—repenting not just for ourselves, but for others. This episode brings to life the teachings of St. John Chrysostom, St. Paul, and the saints who stood "in the breach" for the world.
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