Ideally, abusers would come to understand what they are doing is wrong. However, I suspect many of them know it’s wrong—they just do it anyway. Like any crime, when you can, change the person’s heart. When you can’t, protect others from the evil. Bank robbers, rapists, murderers, thieves … all know what they are doing is wrong, but they choose to do it anyway. They have to be locked up to keep other people safe from them. Alcoholics and drug addicts usually know what they are doing is wrong, but the compulsion is stronger than their will. They either have to get treatment or be locked up to protect other people.

As a Christian, I believe redemption is possible for anyone. However, we all have free will, and if sinners (all of us) don’t repent and accept redemption, God doesn’t force it on us. Our priest says repentance means admit it, quit it, and forget it. If someone chooses to continue in their bad behavior (whether it’s domestic violence or something else), other people need to be protected from them.

You’re right. We don’t need any experience to help solve the problem.

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