Posted on 08/09/2023 10:43:51 AM PDT by ebb tide
Complicit Clergy recently invited people to respond to a simple survey asking two questions:
On the question of trust, people could respond with one of the following options (each response assigned a point value):
On the question of orthodoxy, individuals were likewise invited to rate their opinion of their orthodoxy (each response assigned a point value):
A composite score was then calculated by summing the trust and orthodoxy scores (the possible composite score thus ranging from 0 to 10). Individuals were also invited to optionally provide comments related to their ratings.
A total of 5,782 survey responses were received for 180 bishops (13 bishops had no responses). Responses were limited to one survey per IP address to eliminate the possibility of multiple submissions.
Overall, the bishops scored a 1.97 in terms of trust and 2.50 in terms of orthodoxy.
nearly 65% of respondents do not trust their bishop (score of 2 or lower in the Trust and Orthodoxy Distribution Charts below). A total of 46% of respondents believe their bishops hold unorthodox views (score of 2 or lower).
It is also noteworthy that the higher a bishop rises in the hierarchy, the lower their scores (see Results by Title Chart below).
The best and worst ratings of bishops with at least 20 survey responses is summarized in the illustration below.

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“Malone” and Tobin look like twins.
Lol! Good catch.
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