Understanding Clergy Misconduct in Religious Systems: Scapegoating, Family Secrets, and the Abuse of Power
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Understanding Clergy Misconduct in Religious Systems: Scapegoating, Family Secrets, and the Abuse of Power

by Candace R. Benyei

Religion Psychology
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An analysis of clergy misconduct in religious systems, examining scapegoating, family secrets, and the abuse of power within faith communities.

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This book explores patterns of misconduct among clergy and the systemic factors that enable them.

It addresses the roles of scapegoating, secrecy, and power imbalances in religious communities.

The text draws on psychological and sociological perspectives to analyze these issues.

Readers gain insight into the dynamics that contribute to abuse of power in faith-based settings.

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