"A good percentage of the Church was Arian at one point and yet the Church stood against it and prevailed."
So, you wish to use a fourth century dispute as the basis for evaluating a 20th/21st century approach to the Church?  Seriously?  And please remember, we do not have an Emperor Constantine to decide the matter, nor will a Church council be called to do so.  Really.  And some wonder why the Church is so incapacitated in its dealings with the secular world.
And BTW - Jesus of Nazareth was crucified for being a political seditionist as Rome had no interest in His religion.  The fear was that He was forming a revolt against Rome.  The members of the Sanhedrin who hated Jesus fed into Roman fears to spur them to action.  Check your history - just to be accurate.