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Pastors are crashing out after woman tests churches pretending to need baby formula to see who actually helps (most refused)
- Monroe tested church responses by asking for baby formula, calling over 40 establishments.
- Some pastors criticized the experiment and preached about it in sermons.
- Donations rose for churches that offered help, with at least one reporting a large uptick.
- The experiment drew responses online, including calls of hypocrisy toward some churches.
- The report notes mixed outcomes across denominations and faith centers.
- The content was widely shared after Monroe’s videos went viral.
- The piece references a broader debate about social welfare and church relief efforts.
- Monroe acknowledged some embarrassment for churches that declined help.
- The report names diverse responders, including a Buddhist temple and an Islamic center.
- The Daily Dot summarizes the cultural impact of the test and social reactions.
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