[r9etb]

Check out what Paul has to say about the qualifications for a pastor in I Tim. 3, for instance.

Or, check what Jesus had to say to the woman who was caught in the act of adultery, which is directly on-point. That woman's sin appears to be far more egregious than what happened in the case of this teacher.

She's better off not working for Pharisees, if you ask me.

[Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus]

Or, check what Jesus had to say to the woman who was caught in the act of adultery, which is directly on-point. That woman's sin appears to be far more egregious than what happened in the case of this teacher.

Actually, it's not on-point at all, unless you wish to posit that each member of the administration of the school had also committed fornication while employed at the school as well, thereby also violating their contracts on this point as well, since that's the whole point to the biblical story.

[MrEdd]

check what Jesus had to say to the woman who was caught in the act of adultery, which is directly on-point.

I believe that ended with Go, and sin no more

This woman is refusing to go anywhere, and is insisting her sin was okay.

Her response sure doesn't stack up to the woman in the bible's example of repentance.