TikTok Bans Pro-Life Content, Shroud of Turin Could Be 2,000 Years Old, and University Stops Traditional Marriage Debate

A national pro-life advocacy group active on school campuses nationwide says its TikTok account has been shut down as the debate about censorship on social media is receiving renewed attention while billionaire Elon Musk is set to purchase Twitter.

An Italian scientist and his team claim their research shows the Shroud of Turin, a fabric purported to have been Christ’s burial garment, may have originated during the time of Jesus’s death and resurrection.

Three Christian college students have sued the University of Idaho for alleged wrongful punishment for expressing traditional views on marriage and sexual ethics on campus.

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•  TikTok bans student group for 'posting life-affirming content' | U.S. News 
•  New technology challenges old conclusions about Shroud of Turin | World News 
•  University stops Christian students from debating gay marriage | U.S. News 
•  Thinking about God influences consumer shopping habits: study | Living News 
•  Florida teen is shot dead in church clothes protecting friend | U.S. News 
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