frumtd:
Nice try. The problem is actually different. The couple was not court ordered to raise the children as frum. The parting couple agreed to that and signed a contract to that effect. Raising the children differently is a violation of that agreement. What this decision suggests is that this issue cannot become a point of agreement, and that one can change their mind on such an issue as quickly as the Obama administration allowed someone to change their gender identity. And one can change back in the same blink of an eye. Well, that’s bizarre to me. Either we can agree to these issues, and that agreement is binding, or religious upbringing can never be included in a divorce agreement, as it can be nullified in a moment, and upheld by a judge. To me, this is assault on religious freedom.