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The best books to give - and receive - as gifts - Vimarsana News

The best books to give - and receive - as gifts

Some well known faces recommend the books they liked and the ones they hope to find in their Christmas stocking

It's time to be blunt about Andy Stanley and gay Christians - Vimarsana News

It's time to be blunt about Andy Stanley and gay Christians

I do my best to be sensitive in the language I use, not wanting to drive people away from a life-giving message because of controversial terminology. Yet there are times when being blunt is essential, and now is one of those times.

It's time to be blunt about Andy Stanley and gay Christians - Vimarsana News

It's time to be blunt about Andy Stanley and gay Christians

On this, we agree, point for point. We need to do better. We need to show unconditional love. We need to recognize how deep these struggles can be. But...

When Pastor Andy Stanley invited practicing homosexuals to speak - Vimarsana News

When Pastor Andy Stanley invited practicing homosexuals to speak

I do my best to be sensitive in the language I use, not wanting to drive people away from a life-giving message because of controversial terminology. Yet there are times when being blunt is essential, and now is one of those times. That is why Pastor Andy Stanley must be called out publicly for inviting…

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Services Australia backtracks after 'unfair' approach to botched child support assessments | Welfare - Vimarsana News

Services Australia backtracks after 'unfair' approach to botched child support assessments | Welfare

Commonwealth ombudsman says agency initially planned not to inform people affected by 15,803 potentially ‘inaccurate child support assessments’