why is saint Justin Martyr is not a heretic even he is against the Trinity?
Answer (1)
Justin lived in the 2nd century, before the formal definitions of the Trinity were established by Church councils (like the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD). His writings reflect sincere attempts to explain Christian beliefs using the language and philosophy of his time. The Church honors him as a saint and martyr because of his faith, defense of Christianity, and ultimate sacrifice—not because he had complete theological precision according to later standards.
