Exclusive: Christianity's "Prince" Andrew Problem Nobody Talks About
If your moral outrage depends on modern standards, the source of your morality isn't quite Christianity. Own it.
There’s something strange happening, and once you see it you can’t unsee it.
The same people who rage about former Prince Andrew and his association with Jeffrey Epstein will turn around and defend the Bible as the ultimate moral authority. Andrew’s reputation is wrecked; his friendship with Epstein was an insult to the Commonwealth realm, starting with the British; his BBC Newsnight interview was a slow-motion car crash; and his legal settlement with Virginia Giuffre didn’t exactly help his case. And to be honest, few people needed the Epstein files to dislike this spoiled, arrogant brat. None of that is in dispute here — but it’s also not the point.
The point is moral consistency, which turns out to be a lot harder than moral outrage.
