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David Brooks: The moral meltdown of the Southern Baptist Convention

Leaders’ stated beliefs and sacred creeds had zero effect on their actual behavior.

(Terra Fondriest | The New York Times) A congregant thumbs through a Bible in Perryville, Ark., June 8, 2021. The leaders of the Southern Baptist Convention betrayed their stated beliefs and sacred creeds when they covered up widespread sexual abuse in their denomination and often intimated and belittled victims, writes the New York Times columnist David Brooks.