Awakening the Evangelical Church to Domestic Abuse
Click here for Part 1 of this two-part series To most outsiders, the person who leaves the marriage looks like the deserter. If a victim of domestic abuse leaves their abusive partner or in some other way declares the marriage over, and (as is so often the case) the abuser effectively manipulates the perceptions and opinions of the… Continue reading Instone-Brewer’s Views on Divorce Compared to Mine: Part 2, Differences.
With remarkable frequency we meet abuse victims, mostly Christians, who originally met their abuser in a local church. Or in a Christian college or similar setting. In the church! Why? How can this be? Well, the answer is not only that abusers are exceptionally deceptive, but churches far and wide have embraced such unsound, twisted… Continue reading Twisted Theology Produces a Den of Abusers Parading as “the church”
