https://www.conservapedia.com/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=S0a0TanConservapedia - User contributions [en]2026-10-08T23:14:24ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.35.14https://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Mother_Teresa&diff=203475Mother Teresa2007-06-20T21:18:47Z<p>S0a0Tan: What she did not accomplish</p>
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'''Mother Teresa''' was a [[Albania]]n Roman Catholic [[nun]], who created the Missionaries of Charity in [[India]]. The mission of the organization was to care for the homeless, and needy, who felt that they had become a burden to society.<br />
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The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Mother Teresa in 1979 for everything that she had done to help those in need. Mother Teresa was a staunch critic of the [[United Nations]] pro-abortion agenda who abhorred injustice to the unborn. In May 2007, the U.S. Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's Presidential Election committee released a video targeted to manipulate [[Roman Catholic]] voter sentiment; the video is narrated by her husband, former U.S. President [[Bill Clinton]]. A Catholic spokesmen has responded to what has been viewed as cynical manipualtion by the Democratic candidate,<br />
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{{Cquote|It is wholly inappropriate, disrespectful and disturbing that [[Hillary Clinton]] is using an image of blessed Mother Teresa as a political tool, especially given their radically different views on abortion,” <br />
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“Mother Teresa tirelessly fought to protect unborn children, while Hillary Clinton staunchly supports [[abortion]] on demand in all nine months of pregnancy, including [[partial birth abortion]] and taxpayer funding of abortion.”}}<br />
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The video contains an image of Hillary and blessed Teresa and then goes to a clip of the former first lady’s address at the 1995 Beijing Conference, where a push was made to declare abortion a fundamental “[[human right]].” <ref>[http://www.fidelis.org/gw3/articles-news/articles.php?CMSArticleID=1456&CMSCategoryID=10 Fidelis Covered by Catholic News Agency on Mother Teresa Video Controversy], ''Catholic News Agency,'' 05-18-2007.</ref><br />
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The [[Vatican]] began the [[beatification]] process for [[Mother Teresa]] in 1997.<br />
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Mother Teresa was never a [[page 3]] woman.<br />
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[[Category:Nobel laureates in Peace]]</div>S0a0Tanhttps://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Pocket_billiards&diff=203470Pocket billiards2007-06-20T21:11:46Z<p>S0a0Tan: Also a slang term</p>
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<div>'''Pocket billiards''' is the term for a collective of games played on a billiard table having 6 pockets along the cushions, in which the aim is to knock the balls into the pockets.<br />
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The term Pocket billiards is now generally not used. Instead, ''pool'' is used to describe billiards' many forms. There are numerous different types of pocket billiards games, for example eight-ball, nine-ball and straight pool.<br />
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The game [[snooker]] is played on a table with pockets just like billiards, but is considered to be its own discipline of cue sport.<br />
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''Pocket billiards'' is also a slang term for men who play with themselves while fully dress.<br />
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