A controversial view of the negative aspects of Christianity as a dominant, dynamic force behind domestic violence, child abuse, marital discord, sexual problems, and codependency. The book is a touchstone for a new reformation. Everyone reared in our culture has been influenced by Christianity. Thus, to one extent, everyone faces problems originating from what the authors define as "Abusive Christianity." As the dysfunctions of Abusive Christianity are clearly defined, the authors offer positive and constructive suggestions for confronting and solving problems. The authors draw on their experiences and those o their clients to show the connection between Christian beliefs and practices and the various social ills that face our culture.