I tend to look at it from a psychological perspective. From.my admittedly limited experience if is broken some how and can't >
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> trust a psychologist or psychiatrist sometimes the church is a bigger help. You see this scenario a lot in hospitals. >
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> particularly around those with incurable illness or in hospice.
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Interestingly, I'm researching this at the moment for the BHA. Looking at the need for humanist chaplains,
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a lot of people I know don't actually believe but the community that churches have are lifelines for them. Personally, I find >
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> religion distasteful because my abusers were devout Hindus. Not that the flavor matters much. Also, I don't like things >
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My adopted daughter is ex-Hindu and has very similar experience. West tends to give that one a free pass.
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Gauri is unofficially adopted. She came to us at 19. She's an incredible person. So strong. Her response to a feminist.pic.twitter.com/OmEJHY7b7c
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ah yes the Gulabi women. Quite admirable those ladies.
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Yes! Gauri showed me them! Incredible!
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