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Reducing Consumption of Animal Products - Vimarsana News

Reducing Consumption of Animal Products

Black-eyed peas, rice, and cornbread: First meal of 2024. An uncomfortable truth about environmentalism -- that no one wants to discuss, especially in Iowa -- is the amount of land used to feed and husband animals. To say it another way, the best thing we could do to mitigate the effects of ongoing climate disruption…

Local teachers emphasize honesty, multiple perspectives when addressing Indigenous history - Vimarsana News

Local teachers emphasize honesty, multiple perspectives when addressing Indigenous history

When Amy Haase talks with the students in her fifth-grade class at Galena (Ill.) Elementary and Middle School about the first inhabitants of what is now the United States, she

Lincoln 1860 political miracle a warning for Trump, Biden - Vimarsana News

Lincoln 1860 political miracle a warning for Trump, Biden

Michael Taube • Lincoln victory to become the Republican Presidential candidate highlights unpredictable nature of U.S. politics. Trump and Biden are warned

Is humanity 'totally depraved' or is there some hope for us? - Vimarsana News

Is humanity 'totally depraved' or is there some hope for us?

One of the consistent threads running through the theology of many, if not most, of the world's religions is that human beings can be -- and often are -- sinful. Which is to say that they do things any rational...

Episcopal church pays 'voluntary tax' to indigenous tribes | Church & Ministries News - Vimarsana News

Episcopal church pays 'voluntary tax' to indigenous tribes | Church & Ministries News

An Episcopal church in Wisconsin has included in its budget a voluntary tax on its property to give to the state's Native American tribes to acknowledge that it stands on land that "used to be someone else's homeland."