Is this detraction or not?

[Arnold1N2D]

I like to watch a heretic program by another church here in the Philippines. (Luckily, I know his heresies now so I just enjoy watching it.)

I know that this man talks such heresies and I exposed the heresy to my younger sister this man was saying about God “Do you know what Mr. X, said that God…blabla?” A later on, I realized I think I exposed this heresy to her without reason, then I decided later on to correct his heresy, so I exposed again the heresy to correct then she gave her opinion “Yeah, God blabla.” (My sister responded in a Catholic way, and she didn’t say anything bad about Mr. X.)

Question:
Was exposing the heresy this man said about God that I told to my sister which I did at first (without reason) can be considered as detraction?

 

[pianistclare]

Are you watching something that you KNOW in advance is heresy for the “joy” of repeating it to others?
Yeah, no good.

Avoid it for yourself and don’t give it any forward motion either.

 

[Arnold1N2D]

Nope. I corrected the heresy and I told my sister what I have researched all about it.

 

[1Lord1Faith]

I don’t think so. Not the way you described it. If you have a legitimate reason to point out what you think is incorrect…you don’t want your sister to be fed wrong information.

 

[thistle]

You should avoid watching these programs by INC and Pastor Apollo etc etc.
I would say you have a problem if you consistently watch such programs and expose your sister or anyone else to the nonsense they preach.
STAY AWAY from such rubbish.

 

[teresa63]

Why would anyone “enjoy” listening to heresy when there is so much good, beauty and truth to be found in the Church?
Making it known to your sister that the program is heretical (provided you indeed know this) and then advising her not to watch it is very much in God’s will [Lk 17:3; Prov 28:23]. Christians with a correctly-formed conscience are called to charitably rebuke wrong. Then be a good example to your sister by not watching it further yourself.