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Recognising and responding to shame in child protection: key practice points - Vimarsana News

Recognising and responding to shame in child protection: key practice points

Advice from a Community Care Inform guide on understanding and responding to shame in child protection practice

Athletes Can Make Bank. Learning to Use it Comes Next - Vimarsana News

Athletes Can Make Bank. Learning to Use it Comes Next

By Bria Overs | Word In Black - Edyoucore founder Drew Hawkins is educating professional athletes on the unglamorous sides of being a professional player in the league, including financial education and literacy, to help them sustain wealth and create opportunities for themselves, their loved ones, and the community.

Why Are Women So Angry About Abortion Laws? - Vimarsana News

Why Are Women So Angry About Abortion Laws?

Women fill the streets in protest, angry over abortion restrictions. What accounts for the level of panic and rage we see on their faces?

New book from Princeton University Press examines disease and the course of human history - Vimarsana News

New book from Princeton University Press examines disease and the course of human history

Kyle Harper's "Plagues upon the Earth: Disease and the Course of Human History" (Princeton University Press) blends biology and economics to create a sweeping, global history of infectious disease from chimpanzees to COVID-19 and with a look to the future.

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Slavery Old and New | Desiring God - Vimarsana News

Slavery Old and New | Desiring God

Professor, Baylor University ABSTRACT: Many Christians, keenly aware of the evils of early modern slavery, have suggested that the slavery mentioned in the New Testament was far more humane than its American counterpart. Yet the historical data suggests that Greco-Roman slavery could be just as oppressive and abusive as the later system — and in some ways even more so. Nevertheless, the Bible’s relative silence on ancient slavery need not be taken as an endorsement of injustice. In an indirect way, the biblical writers attack central pillars of the Greco-Roman system, such that by t...