“Spiritual abuse is legal, because the chains are invisible “
Christianity can work like spiritual slavery.
Not chains on your body.
Chains on your mind.
Many churches teach people to think like this:
• If you obey, you’re good and loved.
• If you question or doubt, you’re doing something wrong.
• Leaders are always right and should not be questioned.
Over time, this teaches people to stop trusting themselves.
That’s not freedom.
The strongest idea is this:
“Jesus had to die for your sins.”
Here’s what that can do to a person inside:
- You’re told there is something very wrong with you. So wrong that someone had to die because of you.
- You grow up feeling guilty and ashamed, even when you didn’t do anything bad.
- You’re told the only way to feel okay is through the same system that made you feel broken.
This is how control, emotional abuse, works:
- First, make a person feel small and bad about themselves.
- Then, tell them they deserve to feel that way.
- Then, tell them they can’t be okay without the people in charge.
That’s why this kind of harm is hard to see.
There are no chains on your hands.
But there can be chains on how you think about yourself.
Real freedom helps you trust yourself.
It helps you feel worthy without fear.
When a system uses guilt to control people,
that isn’t freedom.
That’s spiritual slavery, pretending to be salvation.
This is why spiritual abuse is still legal. The law doesn’t see chains on your wrists. But the chains on your soul are real.
Christianity isn’t freedom. It’s spiritual slavery disguised as salvation.
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