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2010-06-14T01:06:34Z

DWatson:

=Welcome to Students!=

This index is for your free benefit.
All educational material listed here complies with the principles of [[Schlafly Philosophy]].
 I am the instructor, and my information can be found at [[User:Aschlafly]]. '''You can ask me questions by clicking and editing [[User Talk:Aschlafly]]'''.
 Thank you for using this site.
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== Fall 2010 Courses ==

[[Conservapedia:American Government Fall 2010]] (click to enroll)

[[Conservapedia:Other Courses Fall 2010]] (click to enroll}

== World History ==

====[[World History Lectures|Lectures and Exams]]====

==== [[World History Homework|Homework]] ====

==== [[World history term list for final exam]] ====

==== [[World History Term List]] ====

====[[Ancient History Terms|Ancient History (Creation-AD 500)]]====

====[[The Middle Ages|The Middle Ages (AD 500-AD 1500)]]====

====[[The Renaissance|The Renaissance (AD 1300-AD 1600)]]====

====[[Pre Modern Era|Pre Modern Era (AD 1500-AD 1900)]]====

====[[Modern Era|Modern Era (AD 1900-Current)]]====

== American History ==

==== [[American History Lectures|Lectures]] ====

==== [[American History Homework|Homework]] ====

== Economics ==

====[[Economics Lectures|Lectures]]====

====[[Economics Homework|Homework Answers]]====

====[[Economics debate topics|Debate Topics]]====

====[[Microeconomics Terms]]====
:[[Microeconomics]]

====[[Macroeconomics Terms]]====
:[[Macroeconomics]]

====[[Model Answers]]====

====[[Economics:Midterm Exam|Midterm Exam]]====

====[[Economics:Midterm Exam Answers|Midterm Exam Answers]]====

====[[Economics:Final Exam|Final Exam]]====

== Writing ==

==== [[Writing Homework|Homework]] ====

==== [[Course Research Resources]] ====

== American Government 101 ==

==== [[American Government Lectures|Lectures and Course Sign-up Info]] ====

==== [[American Government Homework|Homework]] ====

==== [[American Government Terms|Terms]] ====

==== [[Topics for the Mid-Term Exam]] ====

==== [[Test-Taking Tips]] ====

==== [[Midterm Exam]] ====

==== [[Final Exam]] ====

== The Supreme Court ==

==== [[The Supreme Court Lectures|Lectures and Course Sign-up Info]] ====

==== [[The Supremacists Case List|Course Case List]] ====

==== [[Essay:The Supremacists]] ====

=== Critical Thinking in Mathematics ===

==== [[Critical Thinking in Mathematics Lectures|Lectures and Course Sign-up Info]] ====

== Other ==

=== Science ===

==== [[Biology Terms|Biology]] ====

==== [[Chemistry terms|Chemistry]] ====

==== [[Physical Science Terms|Physical Science]] ====

=== Mathematics ===

==== [[Algebra terms|Algebra]] ====

==== [[Geometry terms|Geometry]] ====

===Music===

====[[Musical Instruments]]====

====[[Composers]]====

====[[Musical Styles]]====

===Art===

====[[Art movements]]====

====[[Great Artists]]====

=== Writing and SAT Verbal Skills ===

====[[Writing Lectures|Lectures]]====

====[[Writing Homework Answers|Homework Answers]]====

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Conservapedia:Index

2010-06-14T01:06:05Z

DWatson:

=Welcome to Students!=

This index is for your free benefit.
All educational material listed here complies with the principles of [[Schlafly Philosphy]].
 I am the instructor, and my information can be found at [[User:Aschlafly]]. '''You can ask me questions by clicking and editing [[User Talk:Aschlafly]]'''.
 Thank you for using this site.
__NOTOC__
== Fall 2010 Courses ==

[[Conservapedia:American Government Fall 2010]] (click to enroll)

[[Conservapedia:Other Courses Fall 2010]] (click to enroll}

== World History ==

====[[World History Lectures|Lectures and Exams]]====

==== [[World History Homework|Homework]] ====

==== [[World history term list for final exam]] ====

==== [[World History Term List]] ====

====[[Ancient History Terms|Ancient History (Creation-AD 500)]]====

====[[The Middle Ages|The Middle Ages (AD 500-AD 1500)]]====

====[[The Renaissance|The Renaissance (AD 1300-AD 1600)]]====

====[[Pre Modern Era|Pre Modern Era (AD 1500-AD 1900)]]====

====[[Modern Era|Modern Era (AD 1900-Current)]]====

== American History ==

==== [[American History Lectures|Lectures]] ====

==== [[American History Homework|Homework]] ====

== Economics ==

====[[Economics Lectures|Lectures]]====

====[[Economics Homework|Homework Answers]]====

====[[Economics debate topics|Debate Topics]]====

====[[Microeconomics Terms]]====
:[[Microeconomics]]

====[[Macroeconomics Terms]]====
:[[Macroeconomics]]

====[[Model Answers]]====

====[[Economics:Midterm Exam|Midterm Exam]]====

====[[Economics:Midterm Exam Answers|Midterm Exam Answers]]====

====[[Economics:Final Exam|Final Exam]]====

== Writing ==

==== [[Writing Homework|Homework]] ====

==== [[Course Research Resources]] ====

== American Government 101 ==

==== [[American Government Lectures|Lectures and Course Sign-up Info]] ====

==== [[American Government Homework|Homework]] ====

==== [[American Government Terms|Terms]] ====

==== [[Topics for the Mid-Term Exam]] ====

==== [[Test-Taking Tips]] ====

==== [[Midterm Exam]] ====

==== [[Final Exam]] ====

== The Supreme Court ==

==== [[The Supreme Court Lectures|Lectures and Course Sign-up Info]] ====

==== [[The Supremacists Case List|Course Case List]] ====

==== [[Essay:The Supremacists]] ====

=== Critical Thinking in Mathematics ===

==== [[Critical Thinking in Mathematics Lectures|Lectures and Course Sign-up Info]] ====

== Other ==

=== Science ===

==== [[Biology Terms|Biology]] ====

==== [[Chemistry terms|Chemistry]] ====

==== [[Physical Science Terms|Physical Science]] ====

=== Mathematics ===

==== [[Algebra terms|Algebra]] ====

==== [[Geometry terms|Geometry]] ====

===Music===

====[[Musical Instruments]]====

====[[Composers]]====

====[[Musical Styles]]====

===Art===

====[[Art movements]]====

====[[Great Artists]]====

=== Writing and SAT Verbal Skills ===

====[[Writing Lectures|Lectures]]====

====[[Writing Homework Answers|Homework Answers]]====

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Conservative values

2010-06-14T01:01:32Z

DWatson:

'''Conservative values''' recognize the adversarial nature of politics, and much in life. As a result of their ability to deal with adversity, '''conservative values''' are superb in defending against obesity,<ref>See, e.g., [[conservative]] [[Mike Huckabee]] losing 110 pounds.[http://www.newsweek.com/id/51663]; relatively few [[conservatives]] are overweight.</ref> addiction,<ref>Conservative principles prohibit addictive drugs, pornography and gambling, and favor [[Rule of Law]] to prohibit underage drinking and smoking, when those addictions form. An example of a [[conservative]] who conquered alcoholism is President [[George W. Bush]]. [[Rush Limbaugh]] also conquered his addiction to [[OxyContin]].
A study shows that typically [[liberal]] college students live in an environment that "allows for a lifestyle that essentially extends the adolescent period," resulting in higher "drinking," "property theft," and "unstructured socializing with friends" compared with peers who do not go to college. [http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/07/31/college-students-behaving-badly/ NY Times: "College Students Behaving Badly"]</ref> adversity,<ref>Conservative principles fully support [[self-defense]].</ref> anxiety,<ref>"Liberal teenagers always felt more stress than conservatives ....," according to one study summarized in ''The Economist''. [http://www.economist.com/science/displaystory.cfm?story_id=10717915]</ref> fear,<ref>An example of a [[conservative]] who overcame a difficult is fear is President [[Ronald Reagan]], who conquered a longtime fear of flying.[http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9D0CEED7123CF93AA1575AC0A967958260]</ref> depression, narcissism,<ref>See, e.g., [[Hollywood values]]</ref> risky law-breaking activities like dangerous driving,<ref>[[Conservatives]] accept and teach respect for [[Rule of Law]], and this deters dangerous driving, particularly by teenagers, that can tragically end in death.</ref> self-destructive behavior, illiteracy,<ref>[[Conservatives]] emphasize learning to read by [[phonics]], rather than the ineffective memorization approach of [[liberals]].</ref> rejection, wastefulness, and serious mental disorders.<ref>"While 58 percent of Republicans reported having excellent mental health, only 38 percent of Democrats described themselves that way."[http://worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=57683]</ref> [[Conservatives]] are happier than [[liberal]]s, and one study gives a [[reason]]: conservatives do not insist upon a [[mindless equality]].<ref>"Research suggests that highly egalitarian women are less happy in their marriages compared with their more traditional counterparts, apparently because they are more troubled by disparities in domestic labor."[http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,354424,00.html]</ref>

'''Conservative values''' are also helpful in recognizing and combating [[deceit]]. A [[conservative]] understands the many incentives by others to engage in [[deceit]], and the political power that can result from such [[deceit]]. A [[conservative]] is often not surprised by the deception that fools others.

'''Conservative values''' include:

* placing ideas and principles above personal desire, weaknesses, fears and regrets
* a never-ending quest for the truth, despite obstacles based on emotion and personal experience, and spreading such truths for the benefit of all
* recognizing and utilizing the benefits of competition and hard work
* emphasizing [[charity]], with its unexpected benefits, rather than compulsory tax-and-spend programs
* teaching [[self-help]] rather than dependence on government and others
* a devotion to the principle of [[justice]]
* supporting [[self-defense]]
* recognizing the [[media]] for its [[liberal bias|bias]], [[media bullying|bullying]], deception.
* frugality and efficiency
* rejecting the deification of government officials
* giving those in authority due respect, but not to the point of accepting orders or assertions that are contrary to logic or morality
* downplaying significance of wealth, disparities in wealth, and materialism in general<ref>''See, e.g.,'' the [[Coase Theorem]]</ref>
* emphasizing self-reliance and being able to keep the fruits of one's labor
* not complaining, and instead taking practical action to improve one's situation
* emphasizing self-restraint against hurtful activities
* emphasizing humility and open-mindedness instead of arrogant certainty about one's own views
* recognizing the power of the [[free market]]
* understanding that a rising tide lifts all boats, e.g. tax cuts benefit all.
* self-control as opposed to a self-indulgent search for instant gratification of desires.

'''Conservative values''' are useful and powerful in combating common human weaknesses:

*[[Lust]]
*[[Sloth (sin)|Laziness ]]
*[[Envy|Jealousy]]
*[[Gluttony]]
*[[Pride]]
*Conflict
*[[Corruption]]
* Credulity
* Liberalism

== See also ==

*[[Essay:Conservative Benefits]]
*[[William F. Buckley]]
*[[Schlafly Philosophy]]

== References ==

<references/>
[[Category:Conservative]]
[[Category:Virtues]]
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Liberal values

2010-06-14T01:00:01Z

DWatson:

'''Liberal values''' refers to the [[values|value system]] commonly held by [[liberals]], just as [[Professor values]] and [[Hollywood values]] do for professors and Hollywood respectively. Liberal values stand in stark opposition to [[conservative values]] and thus reject those things which [[conservatives]] hold to be dear and true. This includes, but is not limited to:

* failure to warn people, particularly youngsters, about the harm to conservative society caused by a lack of conservative values.
* [[Censorship]] of ideas not deemed [[political correctness|politically correct]]. E.g., Liberal students protest or disrupt conservative guest speakers on [[college]] campuses.
* [[Liberal denial|Denial]] of the existence of politically incorrect ideas such as the link between [[abortion]] and [[breast cancer]].
* Opposition to the [[free market]], instead favoring heavy [[socialism|regulation]].
* A desire for equal outcomes as opposed to fair outcomes.
* Excessive emphasis on awards and titles, especially those awarded by liberal institutions.
* To judge something immoral behavior is tantamount to being a bigot.
* [[Bigotry]] itself, an almost uniquely [[liberal]] trait.
* Confusing [[separation of church and state]] with [[atheism]].
* A willingness to excuse any aggressive and irreverent behaviour in other countries, while harshly criticizing their own.
* Strict [[materialism]] and an overreliance on narrowly defined "reality".
* Contempt for authorities.
* Mistaking conclusions for facts.

In general, liberal values tend to undermine conservative society, and in certain instances can cause irreversible radicalization of the lives of individuals who are brought under their sway.

==See also==
[[Schlafly Philosophy]] - the anti-thesis of liberal extremism

{{Liberalism}}

Liberal values

2010-06-14T00:59:15Z

DWatson:

'''Liberal values''' refers to the [[values|value system]] commonly held by [[liberals]], just as [[Professor values]] and [[Hollywood values]] do for professors and Hollywood respectively. Liberal values stand in stark opposition to [[conservative values]] and thus reject those things which [[conservatives]] hold to be dear and true. This includes, but is not limited to:

* failure to warn people, particularly youngsters, about the harm to conservative society caused by a lack of conservative values.
* [[Censorship]] of ideas not deemed [[political correctness|politically correct]]. E.g., Liberal students protest or disrupt conservative guest speakers on [[college]] campuses.
* [[Liberal denial|Denial]] of the existent of politically incorrect ideas such as the link between [[abortion]] and [[breast cancer]].
* Opposition to the [[free market]], instead favoring heavy [[socialism|regulation]].
* A desire for equal outcomes as opposed to fair outcomes.
* Excessive emphasis on awards and titles, especially those awarded by liberal institutions.
* To judge something immoral behavior is tantamount to being a bigot.
* [[Bigotry]] itself, an almost uniquely [[liberal]] trait.
* Confusing [[separation of church and state]] with [[atheism]].
* A willingness to excuse any aggressive and irreverent behaviour in other countries, while harshly criticizing their own.
* Strict [[materialism]] and an overreliance on narrowly defined "reality".
* Contempt for authorities.
* Mistaking conclusions for facts.

In general, liberal values tend to undermine conservative society, and in certain instances can cause irreversible radicalization of the lives of individuals who are brought under their sway.

==See also==
[[Schlafly philosophy]] - the anti-thesis of liberal extremism

{{Liberalism}}

Liberal values

2010-06-14T00:55:56Z

DWatson:

'''Liberal values''' refers to the [[values|value system]] commonly held by [[liberals]], just as [[Professor values]] and [[Hollywood values]] do for professors and Hollywood respectively. Liberal values stand in stark opposition to [[conservative values]] and thus reject those things which [[conservatives]] hold to be dear and true. This includes, but is not limited to:

*failure to warn people, particularly youngsters, about the harm caused by a lack of conservative values.
* [[Censorship]] of ideas not deemed [[political correctness|politically correct]]. E.g., Liberal students protest or disrupt conservative guest speakers on [[college]] campuses.
* [[Liberal denial|Denial]] of politically incorrect truths such as the link between [[abortion]] and [[breast cancer]].
* Opposition to the [[free market]], instead favoring heavy [[socialism|regulation]].
* A desire for equal outcomes as opposed to equal opportunity.
* Excessive emphasis on awards and titles, especially those awarded by liberal institutions.
* To judge something immoral behavior is tantamount to being a bigot.
* [[Bigotry]] itself, an almost uniquely [[liberal]] trait.
* Confusing [[separation of church and state]] with [[atheism]].
* A willingness to excuse any aggressive and irreverent behaviour in other countries, while harshly criticizing their own.
* Strict [[materialism]] and an overreliance on narrowly defined "reality".
* Contempt for authorities.
* Mistaking conclusions for facts.

In general, liberal values tend to undermine conservative society, and in certain instances can cause irreparable radicalization of the lives of individuals who are brought under their sway.

==See also==
[[Schlafly philosophy]] - the anti-thesis of liberal extremism

{{Liberalism}}