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Ravi Zacharias Hid Hundreds of Pictures of Women, Abuse During Massages, and a Rape Allegation - Christianity Today
His ministry, preparing to downsize in the wake of a new investigation, expresses regret for “misplaced trust” in a leader who used his esteem to conceal his sexual misconduct.

I haven't followed anyone closely so I don't know much about news or events that occur around Christians in the news.
I know Ravi Zacharias passed away a year ago and I know that he was serving in ministry for many decades. No one can
say anyone has perfect theology, but I thought Ravi Zacharias (and still do) was one of the best Christian educators/philosophers
of our time. I've always enjoyed his lectures, debates, and talks all around the world (on youtube).
I had no idea there was a follow up of some 'dirt' under the carpet and he's been investigated post-humously.
The problem I have with these kinds of stories is that it's easy to beat a man down when he's not around anymore to speak for himself.
I'm not saying he's completely innocent of any accusations, or misconduct/inappropriate behavior, but it sounds to me like he was
being severely smeared in his reputation based on his post-humous accusations. So it leaves believers like us in a strange spot.
Do we simply throw away and disregard the 40 or 50 years of ministry he's done in his life and truly did speak the Words of God or
have some of you decided he's completely a false teacher and threw away his books and all his teachings. I personally don't believe
he was a false teacher at all. 0% chance. Was he a sinner? Yes, we all are. It's just magnified even more since he was a man in a well-known
light and position. Even for your general pastors, if anything comes out about them, they certainly would lose their reputation and title
of being a pastor any longer (as the Bible says they should be "above reproach"). So maybe he stumbled, maybe he had his own struggles
with certain sins, but I don't believe that the words he spoke and the lessons he taught are not 100% truthful, biblical, and Holy Spirit inspired.
What are your guys thoughts?