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Talking Gender with Dissident Mama

by Brian Patrick Mitchell Posted on December 5, 2023

Shortly after my talk with Fr. Thomas Soroka on Ancient Faith Radio, I had the great pleasure of also talking about gender issues with Rebecca Dillingham for her blog, Dissident Mama. I mentioned our talk and linked to the podcast … Continue reading →

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“No one has put all the pieces together in the same bold and comprehensive way as in this work. … A fascinating and provocative book.”

“We need the clarity found in the pages of The Disappearing Deaconess” … “sound scholarship, deep discernment, and high readability” … “If you want to think soberly about this topic, this is a must read.”

“A wonderful book, a great story – absolutely must-read!” . . . “The drama of the romance never lets up.” . . . “These characters come to life, and the plot keeps moving, so that I couldn’t put it down.”

“Mitchell has written, in my opinion, the best explanation of the political spectrum. It makes sense of all the major mysteries …” Anthony Gregory, Independent Institute

“This is a ‘wake up America’ book. Read it and weep.” Gen. Robert H. Barrow, Former Commandant of the Marine Corps

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