yes we must stand with faith in our Bishops that they will lead us in the Straight and Narrow Salvific Path of Truth, if that becomes watered down so to speak ,then only at that time after we see any wrong doings or be-littleing of our Holy Orthodox Faith can we make our abode with different mindset Bishops and in another PChurch, but we must beware that the evil one is very cunning and knows of this whole thing of Schism and tradition, and just like we follow the Tradition of the Holy Fathers of the church of God, so was the evil one very strong and cunning in those ages as well , and the difference is they atleast had elders to guide them, we on the other hand have no one ,but a bunch of Theologist and college converts trying to establish a Church on the grounds of HUMAN ERROR -A church that has always been here and needs no one to claim her, as she is already Triumphant in Heaven and on Earth with millions of known and unknown Saints sadly talking about our steering away from the Truth by HUMAN ERROR and polymics, Beware the evil one will gather all the confused with one another and make it look TRUE, but it will be for the demise of there souls..
it is better to be hopeful and dis-satisfied with a True bishop , then cunned and connected to the evil one...
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"See to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy, which depends on human tradition and the basic principles of this world, rather than on Christ" (Colossians 2:8).
Saint Paul the Apostle was right? "The foolishness of God is wiser than man's wisdom, and the weakness of God is stronger than man's strength" (1 Corinthians 1:25).
A certain Christian man went to see Saint Silouan for advice. "Father, I have a deadly enemy," he confessed. "The wrongs he's done to me are innumerable. He cheated me out of a large piece of property. He slanders me wherever he goes and speaks ill of me and my family. He's made my life unbearable. Now I find out he's even plotting to take my life. A few days ago, I heard he's going to try to poison me. But I won't let him get away with anything else. I've decided to hand him over to the law!" "Do as you like," Silouan said with indifference. "But Father," the man continued, "don't you think if this evil man's punished, especially severely as he should be, it would save his soul in the end? "Do whatever gives you peace," Silouan answered with the same nonchalance. "I'm going straight to the judge, then," the man said, getting up to leave. "Well, don't rush off quite yet," Silouan said. "First, let's pray for God to bring success on your course of action." They bowed their heads, and Silouan began to say the familiar "Our Father." But the man furrowed his brow in bewilderment when he heard the saint pray these words: "And do not forgive us our debts, as we do not forgive those in debt to us." "You got it wrong, Father," he interrupted. "That's not how the Lord's Prayer goes!" "Nevertheless, that's the way it is," Silouan sighed dispassionately. "Since you've already set your mind on handing your brother over to the courts, Silouan can't say the prayer the way it's supposed to be said without committing hypocrisy." From the Sayings of the Desert Fathers and Mothers