Reason for Concern

First, if one acknowledges the historicity of the Bible, including its precepts and ordinances, it stands to reason that the leadership or “clergy” of Christianity in general—and Papacy as highlighted in this paper—should exemplify the highest moral values, for they are appointed to espouse the teachings and moral values of God‘s Word. When leadership does not “walk the walk” or “talk the talk,” there are both reason for concern and the reasonable expectation that corrective action will be taken. But if time passes and no action is taken, then logically speaking, one would expect many to leave that church or denomination over concern for the welfare of their own children or at least for conscience’ sake—particularly when parishioner donations of more than $4 billion have been paid so far to compensate victims in the United States alone.

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