Time can change many things, as we look at Pamela Cooper-White’s, “The Cry of the Tamar” it seems time has not changed the way violence is surveyed and the bias guilt that one is made to carry. Violence of and towards a person is one of the best secrets that is kept by an individual, one never knows the inside of another’s closet. The background of violence in addition to the many forms of violent acts is continuing to occur while the response of the groups and the Christian church is appealing. Victimization, identity and restoring damage goods are seemly small factors nonetheless causes the weight of the world to be placed on one’s shoulder.
Women, children, and men can be victims of some form of violence. Violence can come from a stranger or someone you know and love. Every 15 seconds a person is abused in the United States by a person they know. According to Empower.org., 67% of Americans believe the poor economy has caused an increase in domestic violence. Pamela Cooper-White’s talks about …show more content…
Many will seek counseling for the different acts of violence and abuse that occur in their life. Storing your damage goods may seem small, and the worst thing an individual can develop is an identity of a victim. Being labeled as a victim undermines the sense of self. It makes you feel the need to identify with the damage therefore causing the person to reflect on the bad things happening in their life. Many will reach out to the church for pray and guidance,” I know this is too much for me to deal with, but God can hold it” (197). Pamela Cooper-Whites’, chapter on Empowering Women shares several ways to show support and help a person not only women on the recovery road to restoring their wellbeing. One of the most difficult issues, is forgiving those who have done you wrong, but nonetheless it is the most
Women, children, and men can be victims of some form of violence. Violence can come from a stranger or someone you know and love. Every 15 seconds a person is abused in the United States by a person they know. According to Empower.org., 67% of Americans believe the poor economy has caused an increase in domestic violence. Pamela Cooper-White’s talks about …show more content…
Many will seek counseling for the different acts of violence and abuse that occur in their life. Storing your damage goods may seem small, and the worst thing an individual can develop is an identity of a victim. Being labeled as a victim undermines the sense of self. It makes you feel the need to identify with the damage therefore causing the person to reflect on the bad things happening in their life. Many will reach out to the church for pray and guidance,” I know this is too much for me to deal with, but God can hold it” (197). Pamela Cooper-Whites’, chapter on Empowering Women shares several ways to show support and help a person not only women on the recovery road to restoring their wellbeing. One of the most difficult issues, is forgiving those who have done you wrong, but nonetheless it is the most