Re: Small Orthodox corner
You missed the point. I didn't say that Saints were supposed to be infallible. Alhon suggested that the Orthodox Church relies on a tradition agreed by a bunch of well-known theologians, which I contested, because the teachings of the cited figures are contradictory. By the way, Origen is not considered a saint in the Orthodox Church. He has gained this status only in a few Protestant Churches, like the German Evangelicals or (at a smaller extent) the Calvinists. In regards to the Orthodox Church, Origen's fate is not similar to that of Cyril of Alexandria, whose miaphysitism was suppressed and who is still venerated as a saint by the Orthodox Church. On the contrary, Origen and his work have been anathematised in the Fifth Ecumenical Council, which makes your comments on him a tad heretical, from the perspective of the Orthodox Church.