Resurrection After Rape Community Group
Discussion, question-and-answer, general social support, and journal processing for progress-oriented rape survivors. No crisis, no damaging or triggering conflicts--this is for individuals who want to contribute to collective, cooperative action toward the goal of making actual PROGRESS through rape trauma. Much of this work is based on the book "Resurrection After...
I would like to try this assignment. God isn't a stuck point for me, but, I did...and maybe sometimes still, question the feeling of aloneness during such a vile intrusion on my sanity. But, although I didn't feel God's hand on me that day, I do believe God was there. If I did/do have a stuck point in regard to God, it would be that I believed so strongly that God could save me from the terror, I wondered, in the midst of it all, why He didn't. My stuck ponts from the God perspective were built by me, and I concluded that God was angry with me because I disobeyed my parents, and I broke one of the Ten Commandments, and that day, what happened to me were the consequences of that disobedience.
So, is there any special 'rules' to this assignment? Is there anything we should try NOT to do with it? I think I will like this, and I need something to work on that will give me some of the strength I have drawn from other assignments form you. Please tell me how to start.
(mainly because I can relate with it extremely)
The funny thing is I don't even consider myself religious..........but I really connect with this letter.
Thank you for posting this letter Matt. Many thanks to your patient from us as well! ; )