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Revision as of 01:52, September 8, 2011
- Santorum
- Date: 2003
- True conservative meaning - The surname of former Republican Senator Rick Santorum
- False liberal redefinition - (definition inappropriate for family website)
- secular
- True conservative meaning - The censorship of religious expression in courts, government, and schools.
- False liberal redefinition - The seperation of religion from other aspects of public life.
- secularism
- Date: 1850-55
- True conservative meaning - a euphemism used by atheists to make things atheistic
- False liberal redefinition - a philosophy that the government should not give special preference of one religion over another
- social justice
- Date: 1840
- True conservative meaning - the liberal/Marxist idea of redistribution of wealth
- False liberal redefinition - applying ideas of justice to the economic inequalities in society
- socialism
- Date: 1827
- True conservative meaning - an evil liberal economic system where the state controls everything
- False liberal redefinition - an economic system where the means of production are controlled commonly by the public
- soul
- True conservative meaning - the immortal essence of a human.
- False liberal redefinition - a false idea used to raise man above our true animal state.
- superstition
- True conservative meaning - a belief without justification based on fear of the unknown, ignorance, or on a false principle of causation; antithetical to Christianity
- False liberal redefinition - just one of many belief systems, each of which is valid for the person who chooses it
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