No doubt about it, IMO. At the core, this is the story of a pastor who thought he knew better with tragic consequences. But I empathize with him. COVID is an invisible enemy, as the president keeps saying. We’ve never experienced anything like it in our lifetimes. We have no frame of reference for it. I don’t think it’s completely unreasonable for someone to think what he did when he did, even though he was obviously wrong.
No doubt about it, IMO. At the core, this is the story of a pastor who thought he knew better with tragic consequences. But I empathize with him. COVID is an invisible enemy, as the president keeps saying. We’ve never experienced anything like it in our lifetimes. We have no frame of reference for it. I don’t think it’s completely unreasonable for someone to think what he did when he did, even though he was obviously wrong.
This article reveals much good about this pastor: http://www.richmond.com/news/local/bishop-gerald-o-glenn-an-extraordinary-spiritual-and-community-leader-dies-from-illness-related-to/article_30beb449-c64e-52f8-8661-007df2754b43.html