Since then, he’s only gotten worse, writing that atheism “unquestionably exacerbates the evil in our nature.” He pushed ideas like these in his job at the director of the Fixed Point Foundation, a religious group that organizes debates between atheists and Christians.

You know what those groups preach: Christianity makes you good, atheism makes you evil, and we should rejoice in the (false) narrative of a famous atheist who (allegedly) reconsidered God’s existence while on his deathbed.

So you’d expect everyone at that organization to be moral exemplars, right…?

Larry Taunton, founder and former executive director, resigned [from the Fixed Point Foundation] after he was confronted about allegations that he had inappropriate relationships with two young women on the ministry staff, according to sources familiar with the situation.

Two former board members who have resigned declined to comment. At least four board members who were on the board of directors in 2015 have resigned, a former board member confirmed.