MacDonald, Gordon, Rev.: "Disciple Abuse"

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Disciple Abuse

By Rev. Gordon MacDonald.

Cultic Studies Journal, Vol. 02, No. 02L, 1985

Abstract

Where the potential for good is great, so is the potential for harm. How can you avoid destructive discipline relationships?

Child abuse, police brutality, sexual harassment shocking terms that have entered our modern vocabulary in recent years. They refer to painful and often destructive patterns in human relationships when one person misuses a privileged position in order to exploit and dominate another.

Add another term to the list disciple abuse. It happens with alarming frequency.

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