Getting back to my assertion that our society is in the midst of a Brave New World breakdown, here’s an example of how society is trying to change but a substantial minority do not have the plasticity of being in order to accommodate:

The Supreme Court Will Soon Decide Whether CEOs Can Impose Their Religious Beliefs On Their Workers

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Last Friday, the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the contraception mandate, rejecting a challenge from a Pennsylvania-based cabinetmaker who claimed that as a Mennonite he should not be compelled to provide contraceptive coverage to his 950 employees because the mandate violates the company’s rights under the free exercise clause of the First Amendment and the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. The owner considers some of the contraception methods at issue—specifically, the morning-after and week-after pills—abortifacients.

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When the Mennonite religious system was created there were no little pills that were for “morning after” moments. Modern medicine is a completely foreign idea to older, more superstitious, worldviews.