I always find great pleasure when speaking with Dr. John Weaver. As he waits for the upcoming release of his latest work, Technology, Management and the Evangelical Church, he's busy thinking about his next book – all of which became necessary for him to write after learning more about the complicated tapestry of abuses within the modern Evangelical Church in the US. I love how he sets me thinking about the language that I use, his rich sense of scholarship that drives questions about the origins of terminology, and how it affects us.
Showing posts with label Survivor Wars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Survivor Wars. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 3, 2019
Monday, October 23, 2017
If I'm Never Ready, I Can at Least be Wise
I waited
seven years after I walked away from my spiritually abusive
Gothard/Quiverfull/Shepherding church before I wrote my first
article, and it didn't name names. I started working on one
about a year after I'd walked away, but I wasn't ready for the
challenge yet. And let me tell you: naming names becomes much more
intense and feels far more threatening. When the time came for me to
name names, I did it, but I did so with knocking knees.
Labels:
Survivor Wars,
Trauma Before Treatment
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