Obviously, I don't know if all the allegations are true regarding the sexual abuse of eight boys by a former Penn State assistant football coach.
There does appear to have been a cover-up of whatever did happen, however.
The bottom line is this: There is absolutely no one more destructive or hurtful in the world than a child molester. It cannot be tolerated.
If the alleged molestations occurred and anybody in the Penn State administrative or athletic staffs knew about them, prison time would be almost too good an outcome. Nobody in the Penn State athletic program who may have had knowledge of these alleged cases and failed to tell authorities could be said to be any better than child molesters themselves. To abet molesters is to give them a free pass to keep hurting kids.
I love sports, but I can only hope and pray that the false deity of sports won't prevent the appropriate working out of justice in this case. Punishing people who have damaged children is a lot more important than a football program!
A sinner saved by the grace of God given to those with faith in the crucified and risen Jesus Christ. Period.
Showing posts with label child abuse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label child abuse. Show all posts
Monday, November 07, 2011
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Sinn Fein's Gerry Adams Discusses Family History of Abuse
Ireland's Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams, in an interview in which he urges his brother to come forward to face charges of sexually abusing his own daughter, reveals the history of sexual and other abuse in his extended family.
If you watch the video which accompanies the linked article, you see the heavy-heartedness in Adams. But you can also sense that he truly feels that dealing with this horror is the right thing for his entire family.
Dealing with the ravages and the multiple impacts of evil isn't easy. But it is cleansing and ultimately, freeing.
Hopefully, other families that have been touched by abuse will emulate the Adams' response in these matters and also seek help, counseling, and justice.
If you watch the video which accompanies the linked article, you see the heavy-heartedness in Adams. But you can also sense that he truly feels that dealing with this horror is the right thing for his entire family.
Dealing with the ravages and the multiple impacts of evil isn't easy. But it is cleansing and ultimately, freeing.
Hopefully, other families that have been touched by abuse will emulate the Adams' response in these matters and also seek help, counseling, and justice.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
What's The Blue Ribbon About?
I've been wearing a blue ribbon in my lapel this month. People ask me why. Go here to find out.
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