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Conservapedia talk:Commandments (view source)
Revision as of 22:51, December 10, 2009
, 22:51, December 10, 2009→Comments Section
== Comments Section ==
== Comments Section ==
IMHO, the statement on the Commandments page that the use of BCE and CE as an alternative to A.D. and B.C. is a denial of the historical reality is inaccurate. A.D. is Latin for 'year of our Lord'. If the reader is not a Christian, then Jesus is not his or her Lord and the alternative 'C.E.' is an accurate description of the fact that time is commonly divided into a period beginning with a particular historical - though not very accurately recorded in terms of time - event.
Derek Suchard
Just something I noticed: 18 USC § 1030, specifies penalties for fraud, damage, hacking, etc. to government, financial, and medical computers, or those that would cause physical harm to someone if tampered with. However, however important Conservapedia is, it doesn't seem to be included in this? Am I misreading (as I have no legal training, and only skimmed parts of it), or is the section in error? [[User:Umlaut|Umlaut]] 08:55, 28 February 2009 (EST)
Just something I noticed: 18 USC § 1030, specifies penalties for fraud, damage, hacking, etc. to government, financial, and medical computers, or those that would cause physical harm to someone if tampered with. However, however important Conservapedia is, it doesn't seem to be included in this? Am I misreading (as I have no legal training, and only skimmed parts of it), or is the section in error? [[User:Umlaut|Umlaut]] 08:55, 28 February 2009 (EST)