I don't think conservative men have anything to worry about . . .
Some of the Horniest' goats I ever knew were married Conservatives that prayed on the young girls that came to work for them. These good Church going family men, well known in the community, married with family were above reproach, then were when outed, cried tears that no man was perfect and that they were forgiven by Jesus.
Amazing the length's these Good men of God will go to. Up here we had a Church where the Pastor and some of the deacons were using a young girl for sex. GETS MUCH WORSE
Poor kid, she tried everything she as a young girl knew to stop this but family would not listen to her " nonsense" and finally the police became involved.
GETS WORSE-----Her family and the Pastor and the deacons forced her to stand up in the church and claim before the congregation she was at fault, a bad person to have led these man astray. She at 15 was a Jezebel that forced the good men of God to sin.
Talk about child abuse, arrrrrg. The good men of God, the Pastor of and the Deacons are now in prison for a few years, they will get out soon and go on their way. What about the Girl, how can she ever trust anyone again, can she ever be able to walk into a Church and trust the Pastors or Deacons again, has she lost GOD due to this ???
This is my problem, the number of people that loose God due to the actions of those that have influence over them.
Those abused by the so called messengers of God, the usually men that seem to have a connection to God that woman do not have by their teachings. Or the young boys that are under a man of god that needs a BJ from them.
The numbers of family's that go to church in any faith are going down, except for the televangelists that sneak into the homes of the aged. Send us your money and you will be united in heaven with your family forever.
Just one man of faith did I ever trust, a Hawian who held a degree in Theology and had a 35 person congregation in Hawaii. Smart man, poor man, he was not with a college degree out to make money. In a Quonset hut he and his Deacons baptised my youngest son, there were holes in the roof and sides of the Church, but it was better then a baptism in a huge Church some where else.
Congregational as I was raised in but with a twist from the Yankee churches.
Deacon's dressed in lais passed my baby about one to another each murming a pray, child came to the Peacher that did the baptism, and the congregation broke into a Hawaiian song to bless him. Damest thing I ever saw. Most likely will see again.
Religion is important to me, when I find it defiled, rotten from the bottom up, then I speak out.