Romans 14: The Weak and the Strong
Paul addresses disputes over food and holy days, urging believers not to despise or judge one another, since each will give account to God. The strong should not let their freedom destroy a weaker brother, for the kingdom is righteousness, peace, and joy in the Spirit.
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According to Romans 14:1, how does Paul say believers should treat someone whose faith is weak?