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| − | Hi everyone,
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| − | I'm a Christian homeschooled teenager. I'm a strong conservative, and think that: | + | I'm me. I don't fall well into any one political categorization. so… don't try to sort me into one. I mean, I have my leanings, but I don't find them relevant. Let my contributions stand for themselves. |
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| − | #The theory of evolution is a lie contrived to turn decent people away from the truth of Genesis, and thus away from the Bible
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| − | #Liberalism has its roots in sin, and the idea that we shouldn't try to stop sin
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| − | #That the Earth was created within the last 10,000 years, ''ex nihlio''
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| − | #That America will suffer for having turned to sin
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| − | #That Intelligent Design should be taught in schools, as a perfectly valid alternative to evolution
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| − | #That Answers in Genesis is a highly respectable organization, and that their new Creation Museum will be a wonderful alternative to the museums indoctrinating people with macroevolution
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| − | #That abstinence-only sex education is the only way to go
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| − | #That abortion is murder
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| − | #Mandatory vaccination is an infringement of parental rights
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| − | #Homosexuality is wrong
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| − | #Illegal immigration is bad for America, as is multiculturalism
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| − | #School administrations should be allowed to engage in public prayer
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| − | #Socialism is an extremely poor economic system
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| − | So I hope I'll fit in well here. I've been reading Conservapedia for some time, and have been disappointed by the tendency of liberal evolutionists to try to push their unchristian viewpoints into articles, and the pro-liberal pro-so-called "science" viewpoint of some articles, and I hope to help counteract this.
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