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After Chrissie Bixler told the LAPD that Scientologist and actor Danny Masterson had raped her, strangers showed up at her home, filmed her family and peeked in her windows. Two of her dogs mysteriously died, one by eating meat laced with rat poison. Her security system was hacked. Someone posted ads in her name on Craigslist soliciting men for anal sex.
Some of the women who claimed that actor Danny Masterson sexually assaulted them had signed agreements to submit disputes to binding arbitration.
Danny Masterson's case has refocused attention on religious arbitration, in which disputes are settled outside of courts, with little or no public scrutiny.
Despite living in a world where it seems people talk “at” each other instead with each other, spaces of peacemaking still exist for people desiring to
Written By: Mark Holmen | Crosslake Log Church | 6:00 am, May 30, 2021 × Photo illustration, Shutterstock, Inc.Photo illustration, Shutterstock, Inc. This has been a very tumultuous time for us here in Minnesota with the Derek Chauvin trial, the riots in Brooklyn Center, the frustration over the ongoing pandemic and the political climate that is creating all sorts of division amongst people, within families and throughout our communities, state and nation. The question becomes, amidst all this conflict is peace possible? In the book "Resolving Everyday Conflict," Ken Sande and Ke...