I received a link from a friend this morning which
highlights the deepening of wickedness in the Girls Scouts of America. It sparked a conversation about our own “scouting”
experiences as kids. I told her I had
been a member of the Blue Birds and the Camp Fire Girls.
Just thinking about it reminded me of the
cute uniform I wore and I immediately went online to find photos of the vintage
outfit.
My search continued into information about Camp Fire
Girls and had me scratching my head a little. Half way down the rabbit hole by this time, I
decided to follow my search a little further and came upon a Q & A link
where parents were discussing different “scouting options” for their
children. That’s when things got really
wacky. One mentioned quite casually that
Spiral Scouts would be one to consider.
Spiral cannot be good, I thought, and I was right. This is a link to the Wikipedia entry for
this group. And this is a link to the
Aquarian Tabernacle Church where Spiral Scouts was first formed.
After reading this article a few days ago on National
Catholic Register, I was aware of the tremendous rise in interest of the occult
and of pagan beliefs and practices, but I wasn’t prepared for the training of
children as young as three into such beliefs.
