
Knitting with Barbed Wire
Understanding the Factor of Religion in Mental Illness and Health
- 66 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
Knitting with Barbed Wire
Understanding the Factor of Religion in Mental Illness and Health
About this book
Knitting With Barbed Wire is imagery to stimulate thought for a myriad of benevolent activities which at first appear beautiful and helpful, but in reality are exclusion and ostracization for those who are different--different in appearance, race, economic status, or abilities--who are clearly not welcome. The metallic, rusty, and sharp barbed wire emotionally, socially, and physically bars those deemed unwanted; and any attempt to rush through the wire results in severe cuts, deep injuries, and even death. The author illustrates, with creative fiction as well as nonfiction prose, how vitally important religious belief is for acquiring sound mental health, and how the barbed wire of exclusion in attitudes and practices causes undue suffering for those deemed unwanted.
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Table of contents
- Title Page
- Author’s Note
- Chapter 1: Two Sisters
- Chapter 2: Psych Unit
- Chapter 3: Knitting With Barbed Wire
- Chapter 4: No Place to Call Home
- Chapter 5: Importance of God for Mental Health
- Conclusion
- Bibliography