Bishiop Eddie Long’s decent into madness took an interesting turn during his last sermon where he appeared in a muscle shirt and bemoaned the evils of the iPhone (while reading from his iPad). Hypocrite much?
It appears the iphone did him wrong, or at least the availability of this type of technology did. This of course does not put any of the responsibilities on Bishop Long.
Apparently the iPhone and Facebook should not be used by his congregation. After all if it wasn’t for the iPhone, Long’s pictures posing in a muscle shirt may have never come to be.
It’s easier to blame the devil than to take responsibility for your own actions. It’s this what mainstream Christianity has come to? Throw away your iPhone folks, it makes you do evil things. What rubbish.
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ReligionKilledJesus · 753 weeks ago
Let's face it, if it weren't for technology of the last couple decades victims thought they were the only one and/or it's their fault they were victimized.
Now more and more victims are realizing it wasn't their fault, they aren't alone which empowers them to speak out thanks to others who have spoken out online, etc.
As long as people are flippantly offered the semantics like "isolated incident" they suffer in silent isolation while the parade of perpetrators march off to find more victims.