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Zimbabwe Police Boss Says CCC Activist Tafadzwa Chitsunge Run Over by Truck, Not Stoned to Death - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwe Police Boss Says CCC Activist Tafadzwa Chitsunge Run Over by Truck, Not Stoned to Death

Zimbabwe Republic Police Commissioner General, Godwin Matanga, says opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) activist, Tinashe Chitsunge, died recently after he was run over by a truck and not stoned to death by suspected Zanu PF supporters in Glen View. Matanga told election observers...

Why Thomas Aquinas remains a great friend to the thinking evangelist - Vimarsana News

Why Thomas Aquinas remains a great friend to the thinking evangelist

Thomas Aquinas' contribution to the academic field of theology remains remarkable.

God Hypothesis: Defending Meyer's Book Title - Vimarsana News

God Hypothesis: Defending Meyer's Book Title

What Dr. Meyer did was enter the atheist camp, take up their flawed tools, and defeat them with their own weapons.

Another Nonsensical Argument Against ID - Vimarsana News

Another Nonsensical Argument Against ID

Darwinist mathematician Jason Rosenhouse uses the analogy of a coin toss to defend the Darwinian explanation.

Brent Council approves 500 homes in Wembley - Vimarsana News

Brent Council approves 500 homes in Wembley

Adam Shaw, LDRS Brent Civic Centre. - Credit: Local Democracy Reporting Service Plans for almost 500 homes in blocks up to 21 storeys were approved by Brent Council, despite concerns around affordability and overshadowing. The council’s planning committee voted to approve the development at Euro House, in Fulton Road, Wembley. It will provide 493 new flats, alongside retail and industrial space, in four towers ranging from 11 to 21 storeys high. Some councillors on the committee expressed concerns around the level of affordable housing in the scheme, with just 98 units (20 per cent) propose...