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proposing this section for deletion... 24 hour notice
Some things need to be updated. In particular, I think it might be wise to remove sections that seem to support the theory that the disease is caused by vaccines. The doctor who came up with the study has had his medical license revoked for a while now and the British Medical Journal has just published an article that called his work outright fraud. Seems like junk science to me and it should be removed, but I am very new at this and do not want to step on anyones toes. Should also make a tie in between junk science and trial lawyers.--[[User:PeterNant|PeterNant]] 21:00, 9 January 2011 (EST)
Some things need to be updated. In particular, I think it might be wise to remove sections that seem to support the theory that the disease is caused by vaccines. The doctor who came up with the study has had his medical license revoked for a while now and the British Medical Journal has just published an article that called his work outright fraud. Seems like junk science to me and it should be removed, but I am very new at this and do not want to step on anyones toes. Should also make a tie in between junk science and trial lawyers.--[[User:PeterNant|PeterNant]] 21:00, 9 January 2011 (EST)
==Autism and Atheism==
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Autistic people lack the ability to relate to others and are unable to mentalize - they can not understand the mental state of others. This means they are unable to have a relationship with [[God]] on a personal level and so, without this understanding, tend to be atheists. Being unable mentalize also means lacking the ability to think teleologically (to be able to see a purpose in things), so when autistic people do speak of God it is usually in terms of a set of rules rather than anything personified.
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Someone please tell me this is a sick joke that some vandal slipped in... I'm deleting it in 24 hours per the [[Conservapedia:Commandments|Commandments]] unless someone can convince me other wise. If it's not a joke/vandalism, then I want to know who here would actually want to believe in a God who would create a disease which automatically excluded people from heaven by making them incapable of believing in him. That is NOT the God I believe in or was raised with in the Lutheran church. [[User:Fnarrow|Fnarrow]] 23:24, 23 April 2013 (EDT)