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“Religion can bring great comfort to children.
It can also turn their lives into a living hell.”
― Janet Heimlich, Breaking Their Will: Shedding Light on Religious Child Maltreatment
It can also turn their lives into a living hell.”
― Janet Heimlich, Breaking Their Will: Shedding Light on Religious Child Maltreatment
“Some people do not want to examine religious influences of child maltreatment. However, if we fail to look at all influences and risk factors, then we are allowing some forms of abuse to continue and, therefore, are guilty of maltreatment ourselves.”
― Janet Heimlich
― Janet Heimlich
“Religious institutions have spent too much time and money protecting the institution from its people instead of protecting the people from their institution. What is needed is for them to take up the task of protecting their people, even when that means admitting they have failed them.”
― Rev. Dr. Marie M. Fortune
― Rev. Dr. Marie M. Fortune
“Some people do not want to examine religious influences of child maltreatment. However, if we fail to look at all influences and risk factors, then we are allowing some forms of abuse to continue and, therefore, are guilty of maltreatment ourselves.”
― Janet Heimlich
― Janet Heimlich
“Love for children is the enormous untapped power that can wake us up to the profound changes we need to make if we’re to have a future worth living.”
― Raffi Cavoukian
― Raffi Cavoukian
“Just because something has been done repeatedly doesn't make it moral or ethical.”
― Lloyd Schofield
― Lloyd Schofield
