Why the silence on the issue of abuse in the church?
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“In the episode on prediction of the future Church, I’m curious as to why spiritual abuse and the sexual abuse cover-up was never mentioned as an issue in waning church attendance. Broken trust between leadership and congregants weakens a congregants loyalty, knowing that when they need help the most they’ll be betrayed and abandoned, or attacked as a threat. When church leaders care more about protecting themselves and their system than they do about protecting those in their care, it gives people nowhere else to go. When the church becomes a country club, it loses its appeal for those who have suffered trauma.”
Bisagnibus via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/23/24
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“Dr. Moore touches on topics relevant to college age adults. His is a valuable voice in the balance of applicability and truthfulness vital to the admonition of young Christian leaders.”
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11/25/19
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“Clear, insightful and well-spoken from a biblical perspective. Russell Moore has been a courageous Christian voice during a confusing and contentious period in our country.
Thanks for the excellent discussion with Adam Kinzinger, who has also shown real courage and conviction in the political...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
03/29/22
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“Russ is a great guy, and his love for Christ shines through in these interviews and answers he gives to questions posed by listeners.”
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Australia ·
08/29/17
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