Why Religious Trauma Syndrome Is So Invisible

[guno]

This is the elephant in the room people try to ignore

"In the case of religious abuse, a person is often hounded by family and church members to return, and reminded in many ways that they are condemned otherwise. In essence, they are pressured to return to the perpetrator of their abuse. Their suffering is not seen. In fact, they are made pariahs when they do not return and this social rejection is an added layer of serious injury absent from other varieties of trauma."

Why Religious Trauma Syndrome Is So Invisible

Dr. Marlene Winell explains 8 areas of recovery from dogmatic, repressive religions such as Christian fundamentalism.

 

[Derideo_Te]

From the OP link;

Even in the general society, “atheist” connotes an amoral person who lives a meaningless life and is often pitied. In the U.S. there is serious discrimination; one cannot possibly hold public office, for example. Atheists are (or at least were in 2006) the least trusted minority in the U.S. to the extent that 47% of respondents said they would disapprove of their child’s wish to marry an atheist.​

Then there are those who describe themselves as "recovering Catholics".

In essence there is a great deal of intolerance by theists of those who don't "conform" to their superstitions.

In a secular society we have freedom from religion. It is way past time that theists started respecting the rights of others to be free from religion.

Until that happens we will continue to have these problems.

 

[Jroc]

From the OP link;

Even in the general society, “atheist” connotes an amoral person who lives a meaningless life and is often pitied. In the U.S. there is serious discrimination; one cannot possibly hold public office, for example. Atheists are (or at least were in 2006) the least trusted minority in the U.S. to the extent that 47% of respondents said they would disapprove of their child’s wish to marry an atheist.​

Then there are those who describe themselves as "recovering Catholics".

In essence there is a great deal of intolerance by theists of those who don't "conform" to their superstitions.

In a secular society we have freedom from religion. It is way past time that theists started respecting the rights of others to be free from religion.

Until that happens we will continue to have these problems.

If an atheist wants to be an atheist, let them a be an atheist, but why do atheist continually side with muslim nutjobs? Why do they attempt to spread their atheism as a religion? Do they only hate Christians?

 

[guno]

From the OP link;

Even in the general society, “atheist” connotes an amoral person who lives a meaningless life and is often pitied. In the U.S. there is serious discrimination; one cannot possibly hold public office, for example. Atheists are (or at least were in 2006) the least trusted minority in the U.S. to the extent that 47% of respondents said they would disapprove of their child’s wish to marry an atheist.​

Then there are those who describe themselves as "recovering Catholics".

In essence there is a great deal of intolerance by theists of those who don't "conform" to their superstitions.

In a secular society we have freedom from religion. It is way past time that theists started respecting the rights of others to be free from religion.

Until that happens we will continue to have these problems.

And left to run rampant, this is the outcome

This was at a Public university graduation

 

[Penelope]

This is the elephant in the room people try to ignore

"In the case of religious abuse, a person is often hounded by family and church members to return, and reminded in many ways that they are condemned otherwise. In essence, they are pressured to return to the perpetrator of their abuse. Their suffering is not seen. In fact, they are made pariahs when they do not return and this social rejection is an added layer of serious injury absent from other varieties of trauma."

Why Religious Trauma Syndrome Is So Invisible

Dr. Marlene Winell explains 8 areas of recovery from dogmatic, repressive religions such as Christian fundamentalism.

Do fake Jews support muslim nutjobs who want real Jews dead?

Its a real thing and you must be aware of it, when you have woman who end up killing their kids due to they are possessed by the devil.

Read about Taliban mom in Israel, that poor jewish woman needed medical help, along with many others,

Comment on your video, yep another nutcase, he of course ended up with his extremist theology in SA

Yacoub memorized the entire Qur'an at an early age, and learned about the study of Hadith. He studied the six canonical books of Sunni Islam with Moroccan scholar Muhammad Abu Khubza, in addition to studying with fellow Egyptian Abd al-Hamid Kishk. He then lived in Saudi Arabia from 1980 to 1985, studying with Saudi clerics Abd al-Aziz ibn Baz and Muhammad ibn al Uthaymeen.

Muhammad Hussein Yacoub - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Read about those 2 clerics, and read about the Salafi movement, which stems from SA.

 

[Derideo_Te]

From the OP link;

Even in the general society, “atheist” connotes an amoral person who lives a meaningless life and is often pitied. In the U.S. there is serious discrimination; one cannot possibly hold public office, for example. Atheists are (or at least were in 2006) the least trusted minority in the U.S. to the extent that 47% of respondents said they would disapprove of their child’s wish to marry an atheist.​

Then there are those who describe themselves as "recovering Catholics".

In essence there is a great deal of intolerance by theists of those who don't "conform" to their superstitions.

In a secular society we have freedom from religion. It is way past time that theists started respecting the rights of others to be free from religion.

Until that happens we will continue to have these problems.

If an atheist wants to be an atheist, let them a be an atheist, but why do atheist continually side with muslim nutjobs? Why do they attempt to spread their atheism as a religion? Do they only hate Christians?

Thank you for disqualifying yourself from any further meaningful participation on this topic.

Have a nice day.

 

[Derideo_Te]

From the OP link;

Even in the general society, “atheist” connotes an amoral person who lives a meaningless life and is often pitied. In the U.S. there is serious discrimination; one cannot possibly hold public office, for example. Atheists are (or at least were in 2006) the least trusted minority in the U.S. to the extent that 47% of respondents said they would disapprove of their child’s wish to marry an atheist.​

Then there are those who describe themselves as "recovering Catholics".

In essence there is a great deal of intolerance by theists of those who don't "conform" to their superstitions.

In a secular society we have freedom from religion. It is way past time that theists started respecting the rights of others to be free from religion.

Until that happens we will continue to have these problems.

And left to run rampant, this is the outcome

This was at a Public university graduation

At least they called an ambulance for her.

That kind of mental illness needs treatment. Unfortunately too many mental illnesses are not treated because of religion. The results can sometimes be fatal, unfortunately.

 

[sealybobo]

This is the elephant in the room people try to ignore

"In the case of religious abuse, a person is often hounded by family and church members to return, and reminded in many ways that they are condemned otherwise. In essence, they are pressured to return to the perpetrator of their abuse. Their suffering is not seen. In fact, they are made pariahs when they do not return and this social rejection is an added layer of serious injury absent from other varieties of trauma."

Why Religious Trauma Syndrome Is So Invisible

Dr. Marlene Winell explains 8 areas of recovery from dogmatic, repressive religions such as Christian fundamentalism.

Maybe this guilt is why people convert from boring Catholic or mean churches their parents raised them in to nicer non denomination born again churches.

 

[Jroc]

This is the elephant in the room people try to ignore

"In the case of religious abuse, a person is often hounded by family and church members to return, and reminded in many ways that they are condemned otherwise. In essence, they are pressured to return to the perpetrator of their abuse. Their suffering is not seen. In fact, they are made pariahs when they do not return and this social rejection is an added layer of serious injury absent from other varieties of trauma."

Why Religious Trauma Syndrome Is So Invisible

Dr. Marlene Winell explains 8 areas of recovery from dogmatic, repressive religions such as Christian fundamentalism.

Do fake Jews support muslim nutjobs who want real Jews dead?

Its a real thing and you must be aware of it, when you have woman who end up killing their kids due to they are possessed by the devil.

Read about Taliban mom in Israel, that poor jewish woman needed medical help, along with many others,

Comment on your video, yep another nutcase, he of course ended up with his extremist theology in SA

Yacoub memorized the entire Qur'an at an early age, and learned about the study of Hadith. He studied the six canonical books of Sunni Islam with Moroccan scholar Muhammad Abu Khubza, in addition to studying with fellow Egyptian Abd al-Hamid Kishk. He then lived in Saudi Arabia from 1980 to 1985, studying with Saudi clerics Abd al-Aziz ibn Baz and Muhammad ibn al Uthaymeen.

Muhammad Hussein Yacoub - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Read about those 2 clerics, and read about the Salafi movement, which stems from SA.

This is the elephant in the room people try to ignore

"In the case of religious abuse, a person is often hounded by family and church members to return, and reminded in many ways that they are condemned otherwise. In essence, they are pressured to return to the perpetrator of their abuse. Their suffering is not seen. In fact, they are made pariahs when they do not return and this social rejection is an added layer of serious injury absent from other varieties of trauma."

Why Religious Trauma Syndrome Is So Invisible

Dr. Marlene Winell explains 8 areas of recovery from dogmatic, repressive religions such as Christian fundamentalism.

Do fake Jews support muslim nutjobs who want real Jews dead?

Its a real thing and you must be aware of it, when you have woman who end up killing their kids due to they are possessed by the devil.

Read about Taliban mom in Israel, that poor jewish woman needed medical help, along with many others,

Comment on your video, yep another nutcase, he of course ended up with his extremist theology in SA

Yacoub memorized the entire Qur'an at an early age, and learned about the study of Hadith. He studied the six canonical books of Sunni Islam with Moroccan scholar Muhammad Abu Khubza, in addition to studying with fellow Egyptian Abd al-Hamid Kishk. He then lived in Saudi Arabia from 1980 to 1985, studying with Saudi clerics Abd al-Aziz ibn Baz and Muhammad ibn al Uthaymeen.

Muhammad Hussein Yacoub - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Read about those 2 clerics, and read about the Salafi movement, which stems from SA.

20% of the muslm population have this illness then children, women ect..

 

[Jroc]

 

[Avatar4321]

It's not invisible. It simply doesn't exist

Guilt isn't a bad thing any more than pain is a bad thing. It's a feature our body has to let us know something is wrong.

 

[Derideo_Te]

It's not invisible. It simply doesn't exist

Guilt isn't a bad thing any more than pain is a bad thing. It's a feature our body has to let us know something is wrong.

What "doesn't exist"?

Are you claiming that there is no such thing as RTS as defined in the OP?

 

[Bonzi]

True Christianity is not like this.

There are may false religions that are damaging to people....

Articles like this are too "broad brush"....

 

[Avatar4321]

It's not invisible. It simply doesn't exist

Guilt isn't a bad thing any more than pain is a bad thing. It's a feature our body has to let us know something is wrong.

What "doesn't exist"?

Are you claiming that there is no such thing as RTS as defined in the OP?

If you couldn't figure it out, explaining it won't work.

 

[Derideo_Te]

It's not invisible. It simply doesn't exist

Guilt isn't a bad thing any more than pain is a bad thing. It's a feature our body has to let us know something is wrong.

What "doesn't exist"?

Are you claiming that there is no such thing as RTS as defined in the OP?

If you couldn't figure it out, explaining it won't work.

Thank you for disqualifying yourself from this topic.

Have a nice day.