Paul’s letter to Titus speaks into a corrupt culture and warns against false teachers who live for “shameful gain.” True faith shows itself in obedience, while counterfeit faith is revealed in corrupt works. Paul’s warning is clear: neglecting God will cause our lives to betray our words. This is what we call practical atheism—professing to know God but living as if He doesn’t matter. Today, we must confront this gap between confession and conduct if we are to resist the drift.