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Multiple Personality Disorder

By Bob Larson

In the autumn of 1990, reporters nationwide gathered in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. They hoped to meet Emily, Franny, John, Ginger, Eleanor, Leona, Frank, Beth, Sam, and 34 other personalities occupying the mind of Sarah, an alleged rape victim. Oshkosh prosecutors argued that the accused rapist exploited Sarah's mental disorder by coaxing one of her personalities, a flirtatious 20-year-old named Jennifer, into having sex with him. A jury convicted the man of second-degree sexual assault. The verdict was later overturned.1

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The Five Areas of Abuse

By Paul Cooprider

Fathers, provoke not your children to wrath, but bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.
Ephesians 6:4

Many times we have used this verse as an excuse not to correct our children. I am convinced that this is not what the scripture is talking about at all. It is talking about the abuse and violence that leaves a child angry and resentful for the rest of his or her life. This is the abuse that we want to talk about tonight.

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Getting the Alters Up

By Cynthia Yarbrough

This article comes from my personal experience as I went through the deliverance process. It also comes from my experience since that time, as a deliverance worker. Having worked with hundreds of multiples as I minister inner healing and deliverance, and having come through this process myself, I have a unique perspective that can sometimes help others as they struggle to come to terms with MPD/DID, and the inner healing and deliverance process.

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