HumanGeographer

I contribute to Conservapedia as a way of revision and learning. While of course I could define terms, processes and sources to myself, it would be much better use if I could share this knowledge with others to educate and perhaps synthesise some reasoned debate.  

I contribute to Conservapedia as a way of revision and learning. While of course I could define terms, processes and sources to myself, it would be much better use if I could share this knowledge with others to educate and perhaps synthesise some reasoned debate.  

I am a Christian (one of the 10% of British who attends Church every Sunday), although I attempt to write my academic work from a secular point of view. I don't believe this has anything to do with liberal attitudes, any more so than I'd rather not see other religions promoting their virtues through academia either. I fully do engage Christian ideas with friends of other religions and of none, but I believe that academia is not the place for it.

I am a Christian (one of the 10% of British who attends Church every Sunday), although I attempt to write my academic work from a secular point of view. I don't believe this has anything to do with liberal attitudes, any more so than I'd rather not see other religions promoting their virtues through academia either. I fully do engage Christian ideas with friends of other religions and of none, but I believe that academia is not the place for it.

 

Thus this is why I fully believe that Conservapedia is important as a resource where we can engage with topics with a Christian focus and get us thinking. I don't fully support everything on this website or believe that everything here is correct, but I believe it's an important resource when considering [[discourses]] in the same way that conservatives should from time to time dip into liberal newspapers, and vice versa.  

[[User:HumanGeographer|HumanGeographer]] 14:20, 21 November 2011 (EST)

[[User:HumanGeographer|HumanGeographer]] 14:20, 21 November 2011 (EST)