Someone shared this with me who said it had been circulating in the Hasidic community. Will likely offend a lot of people these days.
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Hey guys, we will be joined on Monday for the live stream by Dr Dani Sulikowski to revisit our previous conversation, linked here. Let me know if you have any questions you would like to ask her or comments based on what we talked about last time, or any of her interviews you may have seen.
How Women Contribute to Societal Collapse: Solid Ground #138 Feat. Guest Dr. Dani Sulikowski
A startling example of upside-down world in the judicial system:
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court is set to weigh in on whether a lower court overstepped its limits when it barred a mother from reading the Bible to her 12-year-old daughter or taking her to church.
The state's high court heard oral arguments last week in the case of Bickford v. Bradeen — a battle between judicial authority and parental rights. Liberty Counsel, a faith-based non-profit legal group, is representing Emily Bickford. She is challenging a December 2024 custody order that prohibits her from bringing her daughter, Ava, to Calvary Chapel in Portland, Maine.
After attending Calvary Chapel for three years, young Ava decided to be baptized. She shared the exciting news with her father. However, the news reportedly enraged Bradeen.
Liberty Counsel contends that the father found "an ACLU judge" and "flew in a Marxist former sociology professor from California" to testify that Calvary Chapel or any Bible-believing churches, for...
