Christians and Sociopaths

Most Christians live grace-filled lives in devotion to God. There are some who call themselves Christians, though, who seem to hurt people in horrifying ways.In Christians and Sociopaths, the Rev. CJ Conner brings together years of work and experience to shine a light on the reality that some who call themselves Christians are really just wolves in sheep's clothing.If your life has been turned upside down by a Christian you know, and you have experienced unimaginable pain and suffering at their hands, you might just be dealing with a religious sociopath.Christians and Sociopaths takes a look at these strange individuals in the Church, how they behave, what heartache they leave behind, and how you can protect yourself from them, free yourself and your church from them, and survive their attacks on your life.Christians and Sociopaths will not only help you understand these individuals and what they have done to you, but is a helpful guide as you seek healing in your life for the evil and havoc the Sociopath who also calls himself a Christian has done to you."This book is outlined in part according to a series of articles I've written and were published in 2007 about sociopaths in the Church- people who call themselves Christians, but leave a trail of destruction, pain, and spiritual devastation in their wake. Here I expand upon that series, which has been helpful to so many, digging deeper into the subject in my great desire to help many more overcome the pain and spiritual harm that Satan works against us through a certain few people who live among us. This is an introduction and companion to two very important titles: The Sociopath Next Door by Martha Stout and Total Forgiveness by RT Kendall- two must-read books for every Christian. Christians and Sociopaths expands on Martha Stout's brief, but very important look at a sociopath in the Bible. This work also points the reader to the important work of Kendall on forgiveness. This is a primer for understanding both of those works in the context of evil in the Church." - Rev. CJ Conner