From African Ancestral Beliefs to Christ: A Journey of Faith, Deception, and Redemption
"It reminded me of how women in the Nation of Islam dressed back in the 1960s. When I put the sheets on, I felt like a bride, and honestly, I loved it. It made me feel like I was part of something; something exclusive, something unique. At the same time, I was a little bit scared because I thought the prophets there could read my mind or know all my sins just by looking at me. That was the kind of thing I’d heard about their supposed gifting and ‘powers’.
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From Trauma to Grace: Forgiving my rapist.
One of the deepest wounds I carried was the quiet, corrosive belief that I had somehow become damaged goods.
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South of Forgiveness by Thordis Elva and Tom Stranger.
It is a work that defies genre and expectation: part memoir, part reckoning, part dialogue between a survivor and the man who violated her.
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