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As the investigations reveal further details of the accident it looks like that the captains behavior and consequent failure cannot be regarded as a one persons fault or a singular event. The captain was part of system where it was known and tolerated that ships again and again took a route that brought them dangerously close to the island. In my humble opinion it is therefor to simple to just blame the captain for the catastrophe.
Likewise with the church. It is not mainly the fault of the individual church member to neglect those who go overboard but a flaw in the way many churches are set up and run: mainly concerned with their own salvation, busy with subcultural activities and with no real connection or concern for the world, people and culture it is surrounded by.