User:IScott

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WELCOME!!!

Ian Smyth Scott
This user is an Anglican.
This user reads the Bible in a straightforward or literal manner.
This user does not believe in so called Tolerance when it compromises Truth.
This user is convinced of the need for critical, academic study of the Bible.
This user is a Boston Red Sox fan.
This user does not support Barack Obama.
This user supports the Republican party.

I do not feel comfortable being associated with something that wants to change the Bible; I personally feel that there is nothing wrong with the King James version (and I understand that there are thos who vehemntly disagree). I am going to take a break (and hopefully return)until I can make a chose as to how I feel about this re-translation. This is not a parthinian shot,I am simply uncomfortable at this time. I hope that Conservapedia, Mr. Shclafly, et al can sympathize. God Bless



Hello my name is Ian Smyth Scott!

Here's a Little bit about me:


I was born in Bulawayo, Rhodesia (NOT SOUTHERN RHODESIA!!!!) in 1966. My family left Rhodesia in 1979 for South Africa. In 1980 when I was 14 Mum and Dad moved to the good old US of A! (Oddly I'm the only one who stayed here!). I graduated from King's College (that's part of the University of London for you non-Commonwealth members) in 1988 and promptly moved back to America. I have been happily married since 1990, with three amazing children.

No I am not named after Ian Smith, PM of Rhodesia; I'm named after my grandfather Ian Quatermaine Smyth.

I am a proud US (and British) citizen, and have been a conservative since I gained the right to vote!


Where I've lived


My Heros

  • Ian Smith -for establishing one of the greatest democratic governments in Africa
  • Hendrik F. Verwoerd -for fighting for independance and creating a republic in Africa (I would like to establish that I do not support in anyway his views on race, I only support his nationalism as far as creating a republic for South Africans...even though it took a while for it to be for ALL South Africans)
  • Edmund Barton -for his outstanding immigration policies (I think we should adopt a similar policy here in USA)
  • James Cook -for his sense of adventure and discovery
  • Ronald Reagan -do I really need to explain?
  • William Bradford -for standing up to a repressive government and establishing a democratic government rooted in Christ
  • George Washington
  • Stamford Raffles


People I Hate

Conservapedia

I hope to get to understand this site better, I'm not quite good with computers. I used to use wikipedia, but was referred to conservapedia by a friend at my church. Enjoy conservapedia, but it needs to be cleaned up just a tad, somethings aren't quite right BUT still beter than wiki!

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