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Eddie Long, the homophobic senior pastor of Georgia's New Birth Missionary Baptist Church, has settled a lawsuit from four men who accused him of sexual misconduct -- one allegation involved Long coercing a 17-year-old into sexual relations.
The pastor was accused of encouraging young men to sleep with him in exchange for money, trips, and jobs -- the case was dismissed with "prejudice," meaning the men cannot sue Long again. Some in Long's church are continuing to stand by him, reports The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
"It doesn't make me think he's guilty or anything," church member Kamelya Hinson told the newspaper. "I decided when this came out that I loved my pastor unconditionally. Even if he came out and grabbed the mic and said 'I'm guilty,' it wouldn't change the way I feel about him."
Others told the Journal-Constitution that the settlement does suggest the pastor is guilty of sexual impropriety.
Long leads gay "conversion" therapies and has pushed for a national constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.
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