1. What are the spiritual dimensions of this case study? Both the offender, and victims talked about God. The offender(Milton) agreed to look for a Christian fellowship. Later on into the talk, the victims wife qouted the bible. Also Jeannine (the victims wife) said her willingness to forgive Milton, was based mostly on faith in God. She ened by saying, "I forgive you; God forgives you." talking about the offender. Milton also went onto saying, he drew upon his faith in God. The Davison family seemed to draw on fath for this whole case. Moreover the wife said there should be a hotline for victims. Then she to suggested that, this would be a good outreach project for church.
2. What actions exemplify the respect for the dignity of each participant in this case study? I do not know if it's, dignity but one way would be how they all talked. The victim even came to the aid of the offender. If this happend to me, I couldn't say I'd do that. Davison family drew on their fath, an also tried to help Milton. They seemed to care for his wellbeing as much as their own. Being about to hold this open conversation, shows both partys had respect. Milton did not try to push off the blam ether, he knew what happend was wrong.
3. How does this process demonstrate empowerment of the …show more content…
Look at the Davison family, the husban was beat. Because of this beatting he lost hearing, and his dream job. This is enough to get mad at, but he felt so strongly about talking with Milton and helping him. Also Jeannine, talked about how this shook her up, and how she was from Detroit and developed hypersensitivity towards people. Then she went on to saying, the hypersensitivity came back after her husband was assaulted. But she also viewd this forgiveness as empowerment, because it let her, and her family move on. As for the offender, thanks to the victims he got lesser time, and his college football
2. What actions exemplify the respect for the dignity of each participant in this case study? I do not know if it's, dignity but one way would be how they all talked. The victim even came to the aid of the offender. If this happend to me, I couldn't say I'd do that. Davison family drew on their fath, an also tried to help Milton. They seemed to care for his wellbeing as much as their own. Being about to hold this open conversation, shows both partys had respect. Milton did not try to push off the blam ether, he knew what happend was wrong.
3. How does this process demonstrate empowerment of the …show more content…
Look at the Davison family, the husban was beat. Because of this beatting he lost hearing, and his dream job. This is enough to get mad at, but he felt so strongly about talking with Milton and helping him. Also Jeannine, talked about how this shook her up, and how she was from Detroit and developed hypersensitivity towards people. Then she went on to saying, the hypersensitivity came back after her husband was assaulted. But she also viewd this forgiveness as empowerment, because it let her, and her family move on. As for the offender, thanks to the victims he got lesser time, and his college football