User:RickD

From Conservapedia

Some positions I'm comfortable with:

• Darwinism has a moral tone and its tone is obviously immoral and anti-Christian.
• The theory of evolution, which is quite distinct from Darwinism, is just another scientific theory. Sometimes fascinating, but usually just tiresome.
• It's wrong to think Christian fundamentalism could be somehow divorced from reality. For fundamentalism simply is reality.
• A religious community requiring a uniform outlook of its members is tending toward idolatry. As humans, Christians can only share and hold to certain central, fundamental concerns.
• CP's article on professor values is without a doubt one of the greatest on-line wiki articles ever. Hallelujah!
• CP's article on evolution syndrome identifies one of the leading problems, if not the leading problem, in wiki-type, user-generated content.
• CP's article on the Nobel Prize has exposed a terribly important way in which the public mind has been corrupted and exposed to evil by the liberal media and its various lies and biases—its inability to present both sides of the story.
• Alas, transcendent faith in Barack Hussein Obama is impossible because his "faith" is a faith based on the hatred of liberation theology.
• Homophobia is a God-given defense mechanism. Nowadays it is routinely termed a "sin" by willful and naive lovers of evil: a category that defines the vast majority of selfish, arrogant, and Godless liberals.
• Nancy Pelosi is an embarressment to past, present, and future (if there is much of one after liberals like her have their way) of California. After her statement that 500 million Americans will loose their job, it has become obvious that she has no grasp on reality and should be recalled ASAP, since the population of the United states in 2008 was 303 million.
• Nowadays the liberal media often blames "arsonists" for massive forest fires, while the true culprits are environmentalists who prevent the harvest of dangerous growths of forested vegatation.