This from Sanlon and Tinker makes some deeply important points. It seems to me that members of the conservative evangelical establishment either knew and did nothing, or were blind to what should have been blatant.

Either way, we can’t be the doctors of our own repentance.
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Further: our church constituency made national and international news, but I can count the sermons that preach into this scandal (at least that I’m aware of) on the fingers of one hand — it being reserved for the notices, the prayers, or for private conversations.
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Are there issues that we refuse to address in our sermons? When did we stop believing in the power of the preached word to bring repentance and change?

How ugly if we stand up for free speech everywhere else but censor our own pulpits.
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These words from @wademullen remain true and put it better than I can
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