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With the recent allegations surrounding a pastor from the Redeemed Christian Church of God making waves, it raises the age-old question of how much scrutiny our religious leaders should face. In a society where spirituality is central to our daily lives, where do we draw the line between faith and accountability when a leader is accused of wrongdoing? Should the church handle these matters internally, or is it time for the public and legal systems to play a bigger role in policing these institutions?