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Failures to Act: Why We Don’t Always Blow the Whistle on Abuse

Failures to Act: Why We Don’t Always Blow the Whistle on Abuse

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  • Philip Monroe

Why is it so difficult to act against abuse, even in the church? This article raises six reasons.

Source: Musings of a Christian Psychologist, 2011. 2 pages.

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