Tenth Presbyterian Church and Liam Goligher: straightforward Presbyterian discipline needed

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Finally (and maybe the very worst thing about the Report as a report), is that G.R.A.C.E. in their Report neither recommends not brings any accountability to Tenth's pastors and elders who sinned so flagrantly against their flock.

Really, it would have been better if the Report had not been written than to write it using nostrums like the need for better communication and "transparency." When such evil is recounted and the Report follows up by saying this and that evil need better "transparency," what the reader learns is that evil has no consequences. He learns to sin that the work of G.R.A.C.E. may abound.

No teeth at all. Not a single consequence required by the Report for those who betrayed their calling to protect Tenth's sheep.

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