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                    Where can you find news you can trust?    False Narratives: “The Lies We Tell Ourselves”  By  United Families International  · April 27, 2022 The following was contributed by Shannon Wixom. Key Take Aways: Modern-day culture and media have perfected the art of presenting opinions and falsehoods as facts. This is often accomplished via “false narratives.” Today’s headlines are packed with “false narratives” on topics like abortion, LGBT rights, violence against women, and causes of poverty,  False narratives begin with the acceptance of a false premise. They can be difficult to spot, but don’t be fooled! ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­_________________________ Modern-day culture and media have perfected the art of presenting opinions and falsehoods as facts. Social science refers to this phenomenon as “false narrative.”  A “false narrative” is a version of an issue or an event that, while partly true...

This is another amazing article, very truthful and alarming!  To realize our own president of the United States is telling the LBGT group they have a responsibility to encourage others to join them, is reprehensible! Would you “Unfriend” Christianity? The Supreme Court Just Did By Maurine Proctor  · June 30, 2015, in Meridian Magazine Two myths circulate about the Supreme Court’s ruling on same-sex marriage. The first is that it won’t make any difference to society at large. (How does it affect your marriage if your gay neighbors can marry?). The second is that you are a bigoted, homophobic who must be silenced if you support traditional marriage. Neither idea is valid, but so easy to repeat they may begin to sound true and paralyze believers from speaking out. Are You An Alarmist? Closeup of the Supreme Court Building in Washington DC. Some people think you are an alarmist if you voice grave concern about what the Supreme Court just did to marriage. ...

You dear friends around the world may  not  have heard about this apostate in  Utah so  this is the real story.   Mormon Stories founder Dehlin's spread of 'false concepts' results in excommunication from LDS Church  » By  Tad Walch ,  Deseret News Published: Tuesday, Feb. 10 2015 10:35 a.m. MST       John Dehlin and his wife Margi Dehlin walk around the church building prior to his disciplinary council held by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Sunday, Feb. 8, 2015, in North Logan, Utah. The Herald Journal, Eli Lucero, Associated Press Summary An LDS stake president informed John Dehlin today that a disciplinary council for the founder of Mormon Stories excommunicated him for spreading "false concepts" about church doctrine. Attachments   Decision letter from President Bryan King (provided by John Dehlin) “ We have members in the church with...