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Evil

2007-04-10T19:20:54Z

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'''Evil''' is defined as harmful, immoral, or extremely unpleasant. It is the opposite of [[good|goodness]]. What is considered evil varies among civilizations, but murder and rape are considered by most societies to be an example of evil.

According to Christian beliefs, evil entered the world when Adam and Eve ate the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil<ref>Genesis 3:6-7</ref>. This mirrors the ancient Greek story of [[Pandora]].

The liberal media often makes a big deal about evil, when in reality it is not all that bad.
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Evil

2007-04-10T19:19:03Z

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Left

2007-04-10T19:15:34Z

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The '''Left''' is [[liberalism]] considered as a collective entity.
The "Left" is a [[hand]] used prominently by [[evil]] people for [[evil]] deeds. It is condemned by the [[bible]].

Left

2007-04-10T19:14:51Z

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The '''Left''' is [[liberalism]] considered as a collective entity.
The "Left" is a hand used prominently by evil people for evil deeds. It is condemned by the bible.

Dog

2007-04-10T17:42:07Z

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'''Dogs''', colloquially known as "man's best friend" in theory, are a subspecies of the theoretical [[wolf|wolves]] (given the scientific name Canis lupus familiaris), divided into a multitude of different theoretical, not necessairily real,<nowiki><nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki></nowiki> breeds all capable of interbreeding (though in some cases, physical relations between representatives of two breeds are unlikely or problematic - Chihuahuas and Great Danes, for example). They are one of the most well-known domesticated species, with archaeological and historical records showing that they have lived in a mutually beneficial relationship with humans for upwards of ten thousand years; in Biblical times, they had already been coexisting with humans long enough for it to be regarded as the natural order of things.

It is likely, based on genetic evidence, that the oldest breeds of dog originate in [[Asia]], and that thus the domestic dog originated there; similar research has shown that it is probable that the first settlers of the [[America]]s brought dogs of some sort with them.

Dogs are used for many purposes

*Guarding property and livestock.

*Herding [[sheep]] and [[cow|cattle]].

*Tracking by scent, carrying messages, and mountain rescue.

*Pursuing, flushing and retrieving game, and killing [[vermin]].

*Providing assistance to blind and deaf people.

*Military and police duties including guarding, tracking and attacking. In [[World War II]], the [[Soviet Union]] attempted to train dogs to place explosive charges under German [[tank]]s.

*As a beast of burden, or for drawing sledges and dogcarts.

* As a performing animal. [[Circus]] dogs have been trained to dance, ride bicycles and walk the tightrope.

And historically,

* For fighting, now illegal in most places.

*As food. Dog is still considered a delicacy in [[China]], [[Korea]] and parts of [[Africa]] today.

Today most dogs are kept for companionship only. Stray and feral dogs cause many problems, spreading diseases such as [[rabies]], and attacking people and livestock.

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