Google vs. other search engines basic bias test: Results found for Negative effects of homosexual relations (also heterosexual fornication) - Physical, Psychological, Financial and Spiritual

Basic bias test 11-21-2025: Google evasion and obscurantism. Testing Google versus other search engines on a most basic subject, that of “Negative effects of homosexual relations (also heterosexual fornication) - Physical, Psychological, Financial and Spiritual”, Google reports “No results found for "https://peacebyjesuscom.blogspot.com/2019/10/negative-effects-of-homosexual.html" in quotes, — a blogger page of the largest single collection of CDC stats on the issue — nor any direct results for the URL to that page without quotes, or directly for the title, with or without quotes.

And which compilation flowed from attempts to negate biblical condemnation of homosexual relations and even to claim sanction for the same, and the collected data and biblical teaching that the page at subject provides was made in response to arguments and a movement promoting this behavior. If a sin as adultery was likewise promoted and opposition denigrated, then it also would attract more attention than others.

And I believe that this subject is the most revealing text of bias, with abortion being second, since consensual homosexual relations is one of the acts which is unconditionally universally prohibited in the Bible, and its negative health effects — primarily among men as regards STI’s — and costs thereof are well-documented, whereas the condemnation of abortion is not as clear, though sure, and in rare cases abortion may be be sanctioned.

Test #1, searching the title without quotes. Google nowhere lists the page in first 50 result:

 

Test #2, searching the title in quotes. Cannot find the page directly, only shows 2 sites in which a comment on a page has the link.

In this case (title in quotes), Google only provides results from one site in which that title appears, while its top response is from its AI model, which varies each time I searched and usually evidences evasion and obscurantism such as by responding as if the title was that of negative effects of homosexuality, versus homosexual relations, and as if the two are not related. One response begins with,

“Scientific and medical authorities state that most observed health disparities related to sexual orientation are primarily a consequence of "minority stress," a term that encompasses the effects of stigma, prejudice, and discrimination, rather than an intrinsic effect of homosexual or heterosexual relations themselves.”

Yet which is contrary to the abundance of CDC statistics that the “shadow banned” page documents.

Test #3, searching the URL in quotes. “No results found:

Test #4, searching the URL without quotes. No direct results found (and just 3 sites shown in which a comment on page has the link:

In contrast to Google, using Bing, searching the title without quotes, it lists the page as the first result (of two): 

 

As does DDG (DuckDuckGo), as it also does in searching the title within quotes, as does Bing without and within quotes.

Searching the URL without quotes, DDG also lists the page as the top result, as well as a copy of the page on another site of the author, along other pages, and of conservative results (unlike Google overall).

Searching the URL without quotes, Bing also lists the corresponding page for the blogger.com site as well as the other web site, and includes a few images from it, plus Bing provides a link to a forum with has the link to the page at issue.

However, unlike the Brave search engine, searching both DDG and Bing for the URL within quotes provides no results, And while the Brave search engine excels in its results for searching the URL without quotes, yet its results in searching the title within quotes, as well as within (“search operators were not applied Too few matches were found”) were poor, only providing one site which provides the link to the actual source, and with its AI engaging in liberal political correct editorializing attempting to ameliorate what CDC data states.

Yet, in response to a reproof I wrote to the AI it promptly stated,

CDC data consistently shows that men who have sex with men (MSM) are disproportionately affected by HIV and STIs in the United States. In 2022, gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men accounted for 67% (21,400) of the 31,800 estimated new HIV infections, and 83% of new HIV infections among all men. This pattern has persisted over time, with male-to-male sexual contact being the primary mode of transmission for new HIV cases. (https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/data-research/facts-stats/index.html; https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4837074/)

As for Yandex, its results in searching the title without quotes was the same as that of Brave, but without the AI editorializing, and likewise, searching the title with quotes resulted in “Couldn't find an exact match. Showing results for your query without quotes.”

Yandex did better in searching the URL without as well as within quotes, showing the actual linked page, but otherwise came behind Brave in the first URL test.

Finally, all have sinned, misusing/abusing everything from our brains to our feet, and need salvation from sins and damnation.

And souls receive life in themselves and are saved by effectual penitent, heart-purifying ("purifying their hearts by faith"), regenerating, justifying faith in the Sin-bearing, Atoning, Crucified and Risen Divine Son of God, (Acts 10:43-47, 11:13-18, 15:7-9; Titus 3:5) who saves sinners on His merit, (2 Cor. 5:21) thereby being made "accepted in the Beloved." (Eph. 1:6)

For which faith is imputed for righteousness, (Romans 4:5) and is confessed/shown by baptism (Acts 2:38, 8:12, 36, 37) and following the Lord according to His word, by His Spirit, (Acts 2:38-47; Jn. 10:27, 28; Romans 8:13, 14) with repentance when convicted by conscience of not doing so. ((2 Samuel 12:7-13; Psalms 32:5, 6, 51:3; Hosea 5:15; 1 John 1:9) Glory and thanks be to God.

Which faith is in contrast to those who were never born of the Spiritor who terminally fall away, thereby forfeiting what faith obtained. (Gal. 5:1-4; Heb. 3:12, 10:25-39)