Quote by Scott S. Haraburda

“In my opinion, the Church only possesses the moral authority to speak to others about its ethics only when it holds itself accountable at…

— Scott S. Haraburda

“Unlike the uneducated Christian followers from centuries ago, the typical Christian today has a particularly high level of suspicion of organized religion, including an…

— Scott S. Haraburda

“Jesus served as the supreme example of good Christian leadership through servant-hood, humility, taking risks, sharing responsibilities with others, and building a team. He…

— Scott S. Haraburda

“I have a problem with a church that has its main mission aimed at preferential treatment of rich, attractive, influential, and gifted people. Instead,…

— Scott S. Haraburda

“Regrettably, many Christians support the church’s shame-based culture of manipulation, embarrassment, and disgrace to get what they want, which is to gain followers, power,…

— Scott S. Haraburda

“Christian ethical decisions should be based upon personal honor, interpersonal relationships with others including non-Christians, and moral implications of the decisions. Anything less than…

— Scott S. Haraburda

“Sadly, most Christians treat the Bible as a holy relic, something to worship. Definitely not something to read or understand.”

— Scott S. Haraburda

“Jesus didn’t come to make us religious, righteous, or moral. Basically, His ethics involved His proclamation of a God-centered, love-filled life lived in obedience…

— Scott S. Haraburda

“Many Christians believe it better to be 'right' than to have a relationship with another. However, Jesus didn't teach us to be right.”

— Scott S. Haraburda

“Doing the rights things, even though no one knows about it, is much better to me than being known as a person who does…

— Scott S. Haraburda

“Christian leadership should include integrity, honesty, compassion, diplomacy, perception, common sense, and forgiveness. Serving as a Christian leader involves servant leadership, which is a…

— Scott S. Haraburda

“Many Christian religions tend to make people feel worthless and broken. Instead, they should be spiritually uplifting and enriching.”

— Scott S. Haraburda