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Unashamed by Jessie Minassian's book review

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Uploaded by Rachel Staley on 2017-01-26.

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http://www.clipartkid.com/women-breaking-chains-cliparts/

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Minassian would have filled this next chapter with stories and accounts from other girls who have walked through the same trials. Minassian has been connecting with girls all over the world who have experienced the cycle of sin and want out. Minasian
Minassian references of conversations with some of the girls. I feel if she continued the book one more chapter, she would print stories of girls who made it through their problems and their struggles, but attest to their triumph by using Minassian's advice.

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Forgiveness is Given to Us Unconditionally

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Forgiveness is Given to Us Unconditionally

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http://drelaine.com/the-healing-power-of-forgiveness/

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http://stoneridgechurch.com/all-event-list/clean-slate/

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http://lovingmommahood.blogspot.com/2015/07/unashamed-by-jessie-minassian.html

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This book tries to give advice on what to do when the readers relapse. Minassian explains how easy it is to slip through the cracks of overcoming the shame. Minassian gives advice to avoid slipping up and how to get help after slipping up, but she fails to mention how to deal with the shame and guilt that is felt after messing up. There's no explanation of how to stop hurting after relapsing. While Minassian has advice to prevent mistakes and keep accountable to getting better, she lacks how to deal with the emotional portion of dealing with shame and guilt.

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I realized that because Minassian wrote this book millions of girls will no longer think they are alone in their struggle with sin. Unashamed is a book describing how to deal with topics that normally are secret and cause girls to be ashamed. Minassian encourages girls to use the resources God has given each of us to deal with addiction, shame, and and sin. Millions of girls who read this book will no longer feel helpless. I realized that the way Missassian wrote the book as a friend to the reader she built a relationship based on trust. This relationship with the reader allows a more accepting attitude of the advice.