We now know that the late Christian apologist Ravi Zacharias was a sexual predator who paid multiple massage therapists using donations to his ministry, allegedly demanded sex in return from at least one of them, inappropriate touched and exposed himself to women, and spiritually abused women so they wouldn’t speak out against him. And all of that is just the beginning.

A full report of his misdeeds came out earlier this week, and evangelical Christians who lionized him need to come to terms with how they either failed to stop him or didn’t even realize there was a problem when he was alive despite at least one woman speaking out against him years ago.

We now know that the late Christian apologist Ravi Zacharias was a sexual predator who paid multiple massage therapists using donations to his ministry, allegedly demanded sex in return from at least one of them, inappropriate touched and exposed himself to women, and spiritually abused women so they wouldn’t speak out against him. And all of that is just the beginning.

A full report of his misdeeds came out earlier this week, and evangelical Christians who lionized him need to come to terms with how they either failed to stop him or didn’t even realize there was a problem when he was alive despite at least one woman speaking out against him years ago...

...But a large part of Hansen’s response references the revelation that Zacharias used special work phones to carry on “text- and email-based relationships with women who were not his wife” and had on those devices “over 200 ‘selfie’-style photographs of women.”