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What is the Christian answer to domestic violence?



    
    

Clarify Share Report Asked July 01 2013 Mini Anonymous (via GotQuestions)

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Shea S. Michael Houdmann Supporter Got Questions Ministries
Domestic violence is narrowly defined as an act or threatened act of violence upon someone with whom the perpetrator is or has previously been in intimate relationship. The term domestic violence o...

July 01 2013 2 responses Vote Up Share Report


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Mini Janet Hegna Supporter
Domestic violence is evil, no matter how you look at it. It destroy's the victim for years, depending how long she/he chooses to stay in the relationship. They first gradually lose their self respect, then it's the self worth. Then after awhile, they start to feel fear; then, they feel completely worthless, and they're not imagining any of it because they are being told how useless they are. They know in their head that they are not worth the ground to be walked on.

Verbal abuse is probably the worst. That is a door that has been opened in their mind, filling their imaginations with cruel and mean things that I DO NOT believe Father God would EVER want us to believe about ourselves. God is love, and I do believe it is another demonic tool satan uses to destroy lives. Be blessed.

March 23 2022 0 responses Vote Up Share Report


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