Titlebook: Religion and Men‘s Violence Against Women; Andy J. Johnson Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015 Best practices in worki

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Violence Against Women in the Orthodox Jewish Communitylation. These distinctive elements of Orthodox Judaism affect the ways its practitioners view such integral parts to their lives as gender, gender roles, and relationships, among many others. These in turn have significant effects on the manifestations of violence again women in this community. In o

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Intimate Partner Violence Within Church Communities of African Ancestryures. The authors identify diversity among the women and share how religion intersects with these diverse perspectives. Ways in which culture and religion intersect for women of African ancestry are illuminated, along with exploring perceptions of clergy that engage this population of women. The cha

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Latino Protestants: Religion, Culture, and Violence Against Womenat helping professionals understand and address men’s violence against women in this community. Our chapter examines the ways in which Latino Protestants’ personal, religious, and cultural identities can either foster or discourage interpersonal violence. We investigate the role religion and spiritu

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Eastern Orthodox Christianity and Men’s Violence Against Womenural history that differ from Christian traditions in the West. This chapter introduces mental health professionals and clergy to the structure and beliefs of this religious tradition. In addition, the author discusses a sampling of theological and cultural factors that contribute to men’s violence

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The Roman Catholic Church and Violence Against Womench? This chapter offers . The history and characteristics of Catholicism are highlighted before turning to a consideration of the Church’s perpetuation and responses to violence and the roles of women. Although there are obstacles in scripture and tradition, both scripture and tradition also offer u

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Is There Peace Within Our Walls? Intimate Partner Violence and White Mainline Protestant Churches in help, counseling, and advice. Unfortunately, the research also suggests that faith community leaders are not equipped to provide safe environments for victims and accountability for abusers. The presence of misogyny in our society has permeated the faith community causing difficulty in protecting v

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Addressing Intimate Partner Violence in White Evangelical and Fundamentalist Churchesin this chapter, the distinct characteristics of both Evangelical and Fundamentalist traditions are outlined, along with descriptions of key leaders and influences. The values of the group are identified, especially as they relate to relational health. The interaction of religious beliefs with IPV p