Can we separate the good that Christian Apologist Ravi Zacharias did from his sin?

Christian Post ^ | 01/13/2021 | John Stonestreet

[Jan_Sobieski]

I would never justify him. He was wrong, and now he is dead. His confession may have been to his wife and God.

[Honest Nigerian]

Sigh ...
The Word of God is the standard of, and for, Godliness.
Someone functioning in the role that Ravi Z occupied is required to be “beyond reproach”. That is the Biblical prescription.
God doesn’t need RZ or RZIM. But for some reason/s, He, being perfect and sovereign, allowed what happened. Both the good, and the not good.
And that is about as much as I want to say.

[Romans Nine]

Having listened to Ravi for many years he was well aware the cost of his lifestyle. Why didn’t he repent? Because he would have had to forgo some of his lavish lifestyle.

My wife and I financially support RZIM years ago. Met him in person at a WorldView conference. Even Dick Bott had some reservations about Ravi many years ago.

I went back and looked at a page of your posting history and from your many personal attacks rather than helpful discussion it would appear that you are actually lacking in maturity and intelligence.

[redgolum]

He owned the freaking massage parlor and thusly pressured his employees for gratification over decades.

And several members of his organization knew and COVERED IT UP. Burn it done. They were enabling him.