You exhibit a breathtaking ignorance of the moral convictions of Evangelical Christians - or, I suspect, of any authentic Christian community, for that matter.
News Flash: D'Souza happens to be the President of The King's College, a long-standing Bible College, which teaches that sexual relations are to be reserved for men and women who are married.
As for D'Souza's sophmoric excuse that "nothing happened," he should be well aware (as the President of a Christian College) of the Apostle Paul's exhortation to "avoid the appearance of evil," something which his behavior clearly violated.
D'Souza's conduct is very likely enough to get any student expelled from The King's College. And he is the President?
The "nothing happened" excuse is the kind of "deer caught in the headlights" response one would expect from a kid half his age.
The fact that D'Souza had the nerve to sleep with "the other woman" while holding a respected position of leadership, and while being the featured speaker at a Christian conference, speaks volumes for his character.
And by the way, it is not "OK" as long as he dumps - sorry, "divorces" - his wife for the younger woman.
the other woman
The ignorance here is people who aren’t smart enough to figure out on their own what this is about. Google “2016”.
“the other woman” at the end of my post is a typo, not a sign-off!
Maybe his wife dumped him. Possible?
How do guys like this get away with it? He's really homely.
Honest question I should have thought of asking on FR long ago: What does the word “evangelical” mean as you’re using it here? I know the word stems from the “gospel,” but even after looking it up in Webster’s, I don’t feel like I have a correct definition. How’s it being used in opposition to Roman Catholicism?
Thanks to all who can help!