EPISODE · Jun 12, 2026 · 1H 6M
The New Impact on Canadian Family Law
from Grey Matter · host Leighton Grey K.C.
In this episode, Leighton Grey KC interviews family law expert Lauren Wolk, exploring the impact of family law decisions, the influence of fathers, and recent landmark cases like Alawalia versus Alawalia. They discuss the importance of truth, integrity, and the evolving legal landscape in family justice. Contact Lawren Wowk: [email protected] 🍁 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS 🍁 Puurathletics.ca: Thanks to our sponsor Puurathletics.ca! Show your support with hats, hoodies, and hand-held coffee cups: https://puurathletics.ca/collections/grey-matterEMR-TEK: K-Beauty products and gifts: EMR-TEK · Duty-free worldwide. Use code LEIGHTON59306 at check out: https://www.emr-tek.com/LEIGHTON59306 Grey Wowk Spencer But the deeper battle isn't just political or technological. No, it is profoundly spiritual. Leighton directly addresses the frequent secular claim that Christianity is the root of historical evil, bringing forward the peer-reviewed data of political scientist Rudolph Rummel to compare the historical tallies of Christian conflicts against the catastrophic toll of 20th-century atheistic regimes. When a civilization slowly removes its foundational moral capital, what rushes in to fill the vacuum? "History does not show that religion is the greatest source of evil. It shows quite the opposite. Authentic Christianity, centred upon loving God and loving every human being as yourself, restrains evil and produces measurable good." Grey Matter is a Canadian 🇨🇦 podcast hosted by Alberta criminal trial lawyer, Leighton Grey. Visit Grey Matter: X - x.com/GreyMatterConvo Instagram - instagram.com/greymatterpodcastofficial Facebook - facebook.com/thegreymatterpodcast Rumble - rumble.com/c/GreyMatterPodcast Thanks to our sponsors Puurathletics.ca & Grey Wowk Spencer
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