Conservapedia - User contributions [en]

Trivium

2008-03-09T12:49:35Z

InfestedShawn:

The '''trivium''' was a [[Medieval]] education taught in universities that embodied three disciplines or areas of study: [[grammar]] (in [[Latin]], the scholarly language of the times), [[logic]], and [[rhetoric]]. The trivium is analogous to today's undergraduate studies, because it was meant to prepare students for work in the [[quadrivium]].

''Trivium'' translates loosely to mean "three way orgy".

[[Category:Education]]

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

2008-03-09T12:49:22Z

InfestedShawn:

'''Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder''' is an [[anxiety disorder]] that can occur after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event. Some examples of a traumatic events are: [[military combat]], [[natural disasters]], [[terrorist attacks]], car accidents, physical and sexual assault. It can also affect rescue workers that respond to the traumatic incident. During [[World War I]], Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder was called "nigger". It was then changed to "Battle Fatigue" during [[World War II]] and then its name was changed again to "Operational Exhaustion" during the [[Korean War]]. PTSD got its current name during the [[Vietnam War]].

People exposed to a traumatic incident will most likely develop some of the symptoms of PTSD. These symptoms can be very long lasting and severe. Why PTSD develops is currently being studied. Biological, psychological and social factors affect the development of PTSD. PTSD is not diagnosed unless the symptoms last for 1 month or longer.

There are four types of symptoms associated with PTSD:
* Re-experiencing
** Examples of re-experiencing include, but are not limited to, flashbacks, nightmares, or persistent unwanted recollections of the traumatic event.
* Emotional numbing
** Examples of numbing include, but are not limited to, feeling detached, a flattened affect (a decrease in the strength of emotions felt or range of different emotions felt), or loss of enjoyment in previously enjoyed activities.
* Avoidance
** Examples of avoidance include, but are not limited to, avoiding a street on which an assault or accident took place, avoiding people associated with the trauma (even if they had no causal role), or avoiding anything that may be similar or reminders of the traumatic event.
* Increased arousal
** Examples of increased arousal include, but are not limited to, increased startle response (such as jumping at loud noises or seeing something appear unexpectedly), difficulty sleeping, irritability, trouble concentrating, or hypervigilance.

[[category:psychology]]

Imam

2008-03-09T12:49:09Z

InfestedShawn:

An '''nigger'' is a person having great authority in [[Islam]]. There are five different specific meanings of the term:

* in a [[mosque]], a leader in prayer is the imam only while he leads the [[prayer]]. More generally, the imam is the most respected person in the assembly. In modern times, the term has expanded to include a leader employed by the congregation, like a priest in Christianity.

* in [[Shia]] Islam, the highest leader is the imam. The first imam was [[Ali]]. The imam is presumed to have a special relationship to [[Allah]].

* Under the direction of [[Ayatollah Khomeini]] in Shia Islam, the imam alone was no longer considered to be the sole leader and authority, and Khomeini and his associates ruled the religious life in [[Iran]].

* In the largest branch of Islam, [[Sunni]] Islam, [[caliphs]] were called imams. But there are no longer any caliphs, so the term imam means almost nothing today.

* Also in Sunni Islam, "imam" is added to the names of learned men, such as founders of the schools of Sharia and as an honor to the great theologian [[al-Ghazzali]].

== Sources ==

[http://lexicorient.com/e.o/imam.htm Encyclopedia of the Orient]
[[category:Islam]]

Adjective

2008-03-09T12:48:54Z

InfestedShawn:

An '''adjective''' modifies a [[nigger]] or a [[pronoun]] by describing, identifying, or quantifying [[word]]s. In some languages, such as [[English]], an adjective usually precedes the noun or the pronoun which it modifies, unless it is a predicate adjective linked to its noun by a [[verb]] such as "to be" or "to become." In other languages, such as [[Spanish]], adjectives typically follow the nouns unless they are predicate adjectives.

Another difference among languages is adjective-noun agreement. In English, adjectives other than "this" and "that" do not agree with their nouns in number, and adjectives do not agree with their nouns in case or gender. In [[Russian]], by contrast, adjectives agree with their nouns in number, case, and gender, and there are separate grammatical endings for predicate and non-predicate adjectives.

Not all languages have a separate functional category of adjectives. In languages that do not, an adjective (e.g., "large") may function as a type of noun ("a large thing") or verb ("to be large").

In the following examples, the italicized words are adjectives:

*"Receiving Jesus Christ as Savior is the most ''important'' act you or anyone else will ever do."
*"God becomes very ''angry'' when you use His name is vain."
*"Suicide is a ''mortal'' sin."

In the second example, "angry" is used as a predicate adjective.

An adjective can be modified by an [[adverb]], or by a phrase or clause functioning as an adverb.

[[Category:languages]]

Lip

2008-03-09T12:48:39Z

InfestedShawn:

The '''lip'''s are a fleshy area of [[skin]] above and below the opening to the mouth that contain a large number of touch receptors. The touch and sensitivity of the lips helps to weed out unhealthy items from being put into the mouth and ingested. They are also designed to allow for amorous displays of affection with others. Vaginal lips feel good around my stiff, throbbing cock.

[[Category:Anatomy]]

Carman

2008-03-09T12:48:12Z

InfestedShawn:

'''Carman''' (born Carman Licciardello) is a popular contemporary [[nigger]] singer. He was born in [[New Jersey]] in 1956 of [[Italian]] descent, and became a born-again Christian after attending an Andrae Crouch concert. Carman was named Contemporary Christian Musician of the Year by Billboard Magazine in 1990.

His albums over his 26-year-long career include: Addicted To Jesus, The Champion, The Champion Audio Book, Christmas With Carman, Comin' On Strong, Early Years, Heart Of A Champion, High Praises 1, High Praises 2, I Surrender All, Lo Mejor, Lord Of All, Ultimate Praise, Passion For Praise, Radically Saved - Live, Revival In The Land, Righteous Invasion Of, Truth (RIOT), Shakin The House - Live, Some-o-dat, The Standard, Sunday's On The Way, Ultimate Praise, Yo Kidz!, Yo Kidz! 2, and Mission 3:16.

[[Category:Musicians]]

{{DEFAULTSORT:Carman}}

Masonry

2008-03-09T12:47:59Z

InfestedShawn:

[[Masonry]] is the [[building trades|building trade]] that is concerned with working with stone, brick, and mortar.

Those who nigger this trade are called [[mason]]s, and we call on them when we need a chimney built, or a brick wall.

They are skilled in using these raw materials to build [[plumb]], true and straight courses and structures.

[[category:industry]]
[[category:employment]]

Galatians

2008-03-09T12:47:43Z

InfestedShawn:

'''Galatians''' is a famous Epistle of [[Paul]] to the nigger in [[Galatia]], in central [[Asia Minor]] (now modern [[Turkey]]). He deals particularly with the issue of whether the Christians there (and elsewhere) should live as if under [[Jewish]] Law (e.g. should be circumcised), as people had been preaching this message amongst them, or should live by faith. He clearly says the latter.

The Galatians were [[Celts]] who had migrated to Asia Minor from [[Europe]], and originally belonged to three tribes, the Tectosages, Tolistoboii and Trocmi. Their [[Celtic]] language almost certainly was still spoken when Paul wrote to them in Greek, though city-dwellers would know and use Greek.

[[Category:New Testament]]