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It is sad that you two are among those who did the latter.

Oh, I see what you are saying. Because he agreed to drive her back instead of driving her to her appointment, he didn't really "abandon" her.

He drove away 15 minutes before a cab arrived for her, so he did not make sure she had transportation before leaving her. Her cab might never have arrived. Yet by your standards his actions should not be described as abandonment.

Right.

Oh, I see what you are saying. Because he agreed to drive her back instead of driving her to her appointment, he didn't really "abandon" her. He drove away 15 minutes before a cab arrived for her, so he did not make sure she had transportation before leaving her. Her cab might never have arrived. Yet by your standards his actions should not be described as abandonment.

Exactly. He would not leave until dismissed, for he only left after "Firmly, I said no thank you." He rejected the ride he offered, and he had waited 15 minute and had she asked him to stay he would have waited even longer, and neither was she alone. That is simply not abandonment. So tell me why you are trying so hard to demonize this man?

What do you think of evangelical Christians who rejected rejected for graciously offering gospel tracts, while also showing humanitarian concern, but who refuse to be complicit in clearly facilitating immorality?

TChad, you are making up defamatory details against the driver. After 10 minute of waiting for her when she was making her phone calls, he again offered her a ride back and was again refused with (she reports) a "firm thank you."

She's shown herself to be not only ungrateful, but vindictive. Any further action from him, and possibly she'd be charging him with stalking or abduction.