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Haggard, who was a superstar among the Christian right until a gay sex scandal forced him to resign, said that all too often unsavory allegations can tarnish a person’s reputation, even if they are unproved. “Public perception becomes more important than the facts,” he said.
While stressing that nothing had been proved against Long, whom he said he has met once or twice, Haggard said it’s important to remember that all Christians struggle with sin.
“It’s fundamental to all Christian beliefs that Christians are simultaneously saints and sinners,” he said. “We’re saints in the eyes of God, but we all know we’re sinners, which is why we value redemption.”
Haggard’s career was torpedoed in 2006 when a male prostitute named Mike Jones went public with claims that Haggard had paid him for sex and used methamphetamine with him. Jones said he came forward because of the pastor’s public campaign against gay marriage.

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