Abuse of Women in Indian Christian Families: Roles of Clergymen, Church and Theological Institutions

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Some Christian women in families face terror on two sides: In their historical culture lie the ill-treatment of women and girls due to inheritance by sons that leads to the dowry system, abortion of the female foetus and the denigration of the women across society.In their present lie the inroads of modern popular culture with the self-saving and selfishness that erode for females the justice God wants for all people. On both sides, there rests a tendency to keep women from the decisions that affect their own destiny, leaving them vulnerable to neglect and abuse in many areas of life-above all in the family.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Thomas Varghese

Rev. Dr. Thomas Varghese has been serving as Ordained Presbyter, St. Thomas Evangelical Church of India, since 1981. He has served the church in different capacities. He completed his Master of Theology in Pastoral and Counseling and Doctor of Ministry in Pastoral Studies at South Asia Institute of Advanced Christian Studies, Banalore. In addition, he is Founder and Hon. President, Prajothan Education and Charitable Society.

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Title
Abuse of Women in Indian Christian Families: Roles of Clergymen, Church and Theological Institutions
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Edition
1st. ed.
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ISBN
9788184652970
Length
xv+195p., Illustrations; 24cm.
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