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Review of the book "Lies Women Believe" by Nancy Leigh DeMoss, a book commonly used in Christian Bible studies and churches' small groups.TL;DR Summary: In this book, the author tells women that God is constantly angry at them. She absolves husbands'...
This table shows every known divorce among the Massachusetts Puritans from 1639 to 1692. Forty divorces are recorded, with columns listing the archival source, date, names of the spouses, the stated cause, the court jurisdiction, and the final decree. Did the Puritans...
Critique of the Focus on the Family article: PEDOPHILIA AND MARRIAGE 10 Pros and 10 Cons about their Advice . . Focus on the Family's online pedophilia article (link) began with a question from a Christian woman who had just discovered her husband had...
Divorce Saves Lives, But Focus on the Family Wants to Make it Harder for Abuse Victims to Divorce I know it's shocking. But Focus on the Family does not condone divorce for domestic violence EVER. And they want to make divorce harder to get - with no exceptions for...
Divorce Saves Lives — But Focus on the Family Wants to Make It Harder to Escape Many Christians have been taught that divorce is always a moral failure. But history, Scripture, and modern research show something very different: Divorce laws can protect victims — and...
Critique: Hope Restored Marriage Intensives Are Not the "Miracle" Abused Wives Seek If you are new, read this first: This is Part 1 of a series on Hope Restored Marriage Intensives. Click here for Part 2 on children. Click here for my survey on 5 major marriage...
Review: “What To Do About Toxic Behavior in Marriage” (Focus on the Family) Focus on the Family originally published this as an article called “Feeling Trapped in Your Marriage.” Between 2020 and 2024, it described a woman in a hostile, emotionally crushing...
Nearly 6 in 10 Christians Switch Churches When They Divorce Most Divorcees Don’t Stay—And That Should Concern Church Leaders Lifeway Research found that nearly 6 in 10 churchgoing Christians switch churches after divorce. That’s not rebellion. Most of the time, it’s...
1 in 4 Highly Religious U.S. Marriages Report Abuse How Common Is Abuse in Christian Marriages? Most people assume that deeply religious couples are protected from intimate partner violence. We expect churchgoing families to be safer, healthier, and more stable. But...