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.
He will render to each one according to his works: (Romans 2:6 ESV) It is quite common for abusers to claim that they were abused when they were children and, when cornered, offer this as an excuse for their abuse of others. We must not permit them to do so. Let me explain why. Firstly,… Continue reading The Abuser’s Background of Being Abused is no Excuse — Don’t Accept it as Such
