The Ashley Madison hack will have a
serious effect on churches. According to Ed
Stetzer, as many as 400 pastors, deacons,
elders and church staff members may resign
this Sunday after their names surfaced on
the list of users revealed in the Ashley
Madison hack.
In a post on his Christianity Today blog, The
Exchange, Stetzer said the number is based
on “conversations with leaders from several
denominations in the U.S. and Canada,”
adding, “To be honest, the number of
pastors and church leaders on Ashley
Madison is much lower than the number of
those looking to have an affair.” Along with
being a contributing editor for CT , author
and professor, Stetzer is the executive
director of LifeWay Research, and a well-
regarded expert on church leadership. He is
also the executive editor of the Christian
leadership publication Facts & Trends. All
that to say, Stetzer is well-informed, and his
number is likely accurate. Former social
conservative lobbyist and Christian reality
TV star Josh Duggar and Christian vlogger
Sam Rader recently released their own
statements, acknowledging that they were
both users of the site, which facilitates
adultery.

http://www.relevantmagazine.com/slices/expert-400-church-leaders-will-resign-sunday-because-names-surfaced-ashley-madison-hack

Not a big deal for them.
Christians, especially their leaders, have an immunity from moral responsibility and moral shame.
It is part of their phantom contract with Geezus.
They have a platinum, heaven crafted, get- out-of-Shame Card. It is called forgiveness of sins.

I bet you that by sunday, imaginary skydaddy would already forgiven them for their SINFUL CURIOSITY.

the post above me tho

plaetton:
Not a big deal for them.
Christians, especially their leaders, have an immunity from moral responsibility and moral shame.
It is part of their phantom contract with Geezus.
They have a platinum, heaven crafted, get- out-of-Shame Card. It is called forgiveness of sins.

I bet you that by sunday, imaginary skydaddy would already forgiven them for their SINFUL CURIOSITY.

Back in the day, they had the decency to put up a charade like sacrificing a goat or a cow to precipitate said forgiveness. These ones today only recite a few choice words and voila!

Weah96:


Back in the day, they had the decency to put up a charade like sacrificing a goat or a cow to precipitate said forgiveness. These ones today only recite a few choice words and voila!

Exactly.
In our culture, aside from shame and scorn, one actually had to atone via sacrifices or deeds for moral malfeasance.

Today, just recite some words, and then award yourself divine forginess, and ironically from a God who has not yet forgiven Adam for supposedly eating just an apple.

The Bible says "touch not my anointing" even when found on a cheating/dating site OP be careful or the christian god will come fore you