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S. Michael Houdmann
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The Bible does not use the words emotional abuse, but there are plenty of characteristics of emotional abuse addressed in Scripture. Emotional abuse can take many forms, including verbal assaults, ...
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Beverley Bolding
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After reading the abuse articles here-in, if we could find God's grace and learn to forgive our abuser and ask God to forgive our transgressions, I believe our prisons would house 75% fewer people, and learning and tranquility would run supreme in our schools! Churches will overflow with parishioners. Food, water, and healthcare, for the world, could be attainable. I'm thrilled I read the articles on sexual, child, and emotional abuse. Abuse degrades not only children and adults it severely injures nations. I am thrilled and better educated regarding the ill-effects and sin caused by abuse. I know I will be a better Christian.
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