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== Sources ==
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After reading just the first paragraph of this article no one except hardcore conservatives would take this site seriously.  There's not a single source in the first paragraph.  Remember that the first commandment of Conservapedia is that ''everything you post must be true and verifiable''.  If you're going to publish a paper that's to be taken seriously you're going to need sources.  The same applies here.
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If we can't stick to that we have no chance of being taken seriously.
    
== Differences between liberals and democrats ==
 
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:Texico11, you find no ''logical'' flaw in Christianity.  There is none.  You may choose to disbelieve that Jesus rose from the dead, but there is nothing illogical about that Christian statement.
 
:Texico11, you find no ''logical'' flaw in Christianity.  There is none.  You may choose to disbelieve that Jesus rose from the dead, but there is nothing illogical about that Christian statement.
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::No ''logical'' flaw?  How about the statement where he ''rose from the dead''?  Is that logical to you?
    
:Try to construct another explanation of the world and you will find it has logical flaws.  If you prefer logic, then Christianity is the religion for you.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 19:38, 12 May 2009 (EDT)
 
:Try to construct another explanation of the world and you will find it has logical flaws.  If you prefer logic, then Christianity is the religion for you.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 19:38, 12 May 2009 (EDT)
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