Myths We Believe, Predators We Trust: 37 Things You Don't Want to Know About Abuse in Church (But You Really Should) Sean McMeekin The danger is what lured

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Myths We Believe, Predators We Trust: 37 Things You Don't Want to Know About Abuse in Church (But You Really Should) Sean McMeekin The danger is what luredIs your church really as safe as you think it is? * If someone was abusing a child close to you, could you tell?* Don't victims often make up accusations to get attention?* Does "forgive and forget" include letting a sex offender attend church with children present?* How can we effectively protect our most vulnerable members? Far too often, faith communities are unwitting soft targets for abuse of many kinds. Myths on forgiveness, repentance,