How Many Church Leaders Were Busted on Ashley Madison Adultery Site?

How Many Church Leaders Were Busted
on Ashley Madison Adultery Site?

The Ashley Madison hack, the exposure of adultery and
the site itself are all reprehensible and sinful. In some states,
 adultery is still considered a crime and under the Law of God,
it is a capital offense. However, there is at least one outlet claims
that around 400 church leaders will resign this Sunday after the
list of customers to Ashley Madison was released.

Ed Stetzer wrote at Christianity Today, "Based on my conversations

with leaders from several denominations in the U.S. and Canada,

I estimate that at least 400 church leaders (pastors, elders, staff,

deacons, etc.) will be resigning Sunday. This is a significant moment

of embarrassment for the church—and it should be. To be honest,

the number of pastors and church leaders on Ashley Madison is

much lower than the number of those looking to have an affair.

Yet, there is still much that we must consider in the midst of

the embarrassment."

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