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The '''PNN News and Ministry Network''', also known as the '''PPsimmons''' YouTube channel, is a popular [[Christian]] and American [[conservative]] [[YouTube]] channel. The name of YouTube channel, PPsimmons, is a pseudonym. Many of the videos refute [[evolution]] and [[atheism]].  
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The '''PNN News and Ministry Network''', also known as the '''PPsimmons''' YouTube channel, is a popular [[Christian]] and American [[conservative]] [[YouTube]] channel. The name of YouTube channel, PPsimmons, is a pseudonym. Several of the videos on the YouTube channel are critical of [[liberalism]]/[[leftism]], [[evolution]] and [[atheism]].  
  
 
== Origin of the PNN News and Ministry Network YouTube channel ==
 
== Origin of the PNN News and Ministry Network YouTube channel ==

Revision as of 22:10, December 16, 2018

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The PNN News and Ministry Network, also known as the PPsimmons YouTube channel, is a popular Christian and American conservative YouTube channel. The name of YouTube channel, PPsimmons, is a pseudonym. Several of the videos on the YouTube channel are critical of liberalism/leftism, evolution and atheism.

Origin of the PNN News and Ministry Network YouTube channel

The brainchild of the Ppsimmons YouTube channel is a successful Birmingham, Alabama business man and an American Gulf of Mexico coast youth pastor who have chosen to remain anonymous. A team of Christians is involved in producing the YouTube videos.[1] Pastor Carl Gallups narrates the videos, but he is not PPsimmons.[2]

Pastor Carl Gallups is the founder of PNN News and Ministry Network

PNN News and Ministry Network - creation vs. evolution and other topics

PNN News and Ministry Network on Conservapedia's atheism article

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