Professor Kohm appeared on CBN News again this morning to discuss developments in the Rifqa Bary case.
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9.04.2009
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Hello Dr. Kohm! Great interview. You answered several of the questions I had regarding this case (i.e. why the gag order, the purpose of mediation, etc...). I totally agree that this is a spiritual warfare playing itself out in the court. I'll keep following the case to see how it turns out.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Hannah Bell