Battered Into Submission: The Tragedy of Wife Abuse in Christian Homes - Understanding Domestic Violence in Religious Families
Battered Into Submission: The Tragedy of Wife Abuse in Christian Homes - Understanding Domestic Violence in Religious Families
Battered Into Submission: The Tragedy of Wife Abuse in Christian Homes - Understanding Domestic Violence in Religious Families
Battered Into Submission: The Tragedy of Wife Abuse in Christian Homes - Understanding Domestic Violence in Religious Families

Battered Into Submission: The Tragedy of Wife Abuse in Christian Homes - Understanding Domestic Violence in Religious Families" (Note: This title addresses the sensitive topic of domestic violence in Christian households while incorporating SEO-friendly keywords like "wife abuse," "Christian homes," and "domestic violence." The addition of "understanding" broadens the appeal for readers seeking insight into this issue.)

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Each year three to four million women are severely assaulted by their husbands, ex-husbands or boyfriends. Battery is the single major cause of injury to women. And Christians are not exempt. Women are being choked, spat upon, hit, pushed, bitten, dragged by the hair and kicked -- by Christian husbands. Unfortunately, the church has all too often ignored this uncomfortable subject. Citing their finding from extensive research and summarizing eight years of interviews with victims, abusers, and pastors, James and Phyllis Alsdurf provide a comprehensive treatment of this troubling topic. They show the psychological, spiritual and personal impact of wife abuse and call the church to reexamine its role in addressing the issue.

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I have endured many many years of physical and verbal abuse. I have read quite a few books now on the subject of domestic violence in and out of the church. How sad when Scripture is used out of context to oppress people. As the book states, God hates divorce but also those who are violent (Malachi 2:14-16, for example). It offers a broader interpretation of certain Greek words that help the reader gain a more accurate understanding of the Bible text. God created marriage for companionship and not to be a prison. Understanding the dynamics of abusive relationships (why he abuses and why she stays) helps the victim and those who are called aside to help.This book was one of my daughter-in-law's college books. It is easy to read, covers the subject well, and is a manual that I have passed on to pastors and women of whom are dealing with abuse. I highly recommend it!