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7 of the Worst Times Big Tech Censored Christian and Jewish Content - Vimarsana News

7 of the Worst Times Big Tech Censored Christian and Jewish Content

As Holy Week, Easter and Passover are upon us, it’s crucial to remember what a blessing it is to live in a country with First Amendment rights to freedom of speech and freedom of religion. But aggressive censorship of religious speech online made it clear that Big Tech is intent on memory-holing those rights in order to prop up its anti-God agenda.

What has Amsterdam to do with New York? - Vimarsana News

What has Amsterdam to do with New York?

Review of "Neo-Calvinism: a Theological Introduction" by Brock and Sutanto

7 reasons misinformation is so widely embraced - Vimarsana News

7 reasons misinformation is so widely embraced

The rampant misinformation and deception that dominate the culture – resulting in advice, guidance and national leadership no more helpful than a wet roll of toilet paper – can be attributed to seven things, which have catapulted us into the abys of stupidity. The war on truth. There is no better coverage of this issue…

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Please be kind when you invite us to church on Easter - Vimarsana News

Please be kind when you invite us to church on Easter

For some progressive Christians and ex-evangelicals, an invitation to attend an Easter service might feel like receiving a request for us to open themselves to the largest celebration of the very theology and power dynamics that harmed them.

Record-breaking 5,000t bridge lift programme underway in North Lanarkshire - Vimarsana News

Record-breaking 5,000t bridge lift programme underway in North Lanarkshire

The £16.9M project, being delivered through an agreement between North Lanarkshire Council and Network Rail, will see a new road constructed under the