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In reply to the discussion: Bob Jones University told rape victims to repent and look for ‘root sin’ that caused their attack [View all]AtheistCrusader
(33,982 posts)I suggested it as a viable/effective means of change, for specific circumstances such as the authoritarian top-down model of the RCC.
That is not an obligation.
I do maintain there is a moral cost to remaining a member in the 'hope of change from within', but that's not the same thing as demanding they leave. I just don't accept your handwaving of
"In no way do I think they are morally culpable for the decisions of the larger organization, particularly if they have absolutely no say in those decisions."
They have a say. Leaving is one way of having a say in how their money and their membership/credibility in the entity is spent politically. Remaining a member, and refusing to give them money is another way of partially accomplishing that. A local church splintering away, as in the case of the Australian pastor that married a same sex couple in defiance of church doctrine is yet another way. There are more ways.