User:AddisonDM

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Hi. I began my Conservapedia membership on October 14 2008, so I could submit homework for Mr. Schlafly's American History Class. In addition to this, I have decided to try and expand and create articles relevent to popular culture in order to expand the page views and general usability of Conservapedia.

I must express disaproval at the tone of our "Barack Obama" article. Yes, there are reasonable questions about him, and plenty of room to disagree with him, but I think the article is closer to a hitjob than a reasonable explanation.

I notice Mr. Schalfly said that no one against the different tests in History class quoted the Bible. True. How about this: "...There is neither male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus." (Galatians 3:28)

Go Christine Cloud! Christine Cloud is a young Christian missionary/evangelist, who was protesting gay marriage in California- by singing Amazing Grace in a gay activist district- when she was attacked by a man who stole her Bible and hit her in the head with it. Rather than press charges, she asked the police to say that she forgave him. God bless you! Let us pray for her attacker also.

Today, Sunday November 23 is Miley Cyrus' birthday. Happy birthday Miley Cyrus! God bless you.

Merry CHRISTmas to everyone! Let us all remember the true meaning of Christmas. God bless!

Articles I have edited:

• Nineteen Eighty-Four (added Governmental Structure section)
• NASCAR (added new names of racing series)
• Indulgences
• Anthem (Completely revamped: added Major Plot Events and Society and Government)
• Steel (Added Andrew Carnegie's name)
• Selena Gomez (Added link to purity ring and specified that Selena wears one)
• Vegetarianism (Instigated the inclusion of citations where they were needed)
• Recycling (mentioned "reduce, reuse, recycle" slogan, made specification)
• Goth (subculture) (Fixed up grammar)
• Transubstantiation (Fixed up existing text, added new section)
• Nashville (Added new section)
• Essay:Greatest Church Hymns
• Disputed Biblical Translations (added example of translating difference between Protestants and Catholics)

Articles I have created:

• Pump 'Em Up (organization to conserve fuel by inflating tires)
• Taylor Swift (Country music star)
• Jonas Brothers (popular boy band)
• Purity ring (symbol of commitment to remain chaste till marriage)
• Christine Cloud (Christian missionary attacked by gay acivist)
• The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History (popular history book)
• Catholic Answers (Catholic apologetics apostolate)
• Real presence (Different Christian beliefs on the Eucharist)
• Landfill (Waste disposal method)
• Goodsearch (Search engine donating money to charities of your choice)
• Tripartite Pact (Pact creating Axis Powers of WWII)
• Contemporary Christian Music
• Music Row (Nashville music/entertainment district)
• Holy God We Praise Thy Name (Traditional Catholic hymn)
• Political cartoon
• The Message (Bible translation)
• Cotton Patch Version (Very interesting Bible translation!)
• Orans (Position of prayer)
• Bernard Madoff
• Lauda Sion Salvatorem (Corpus Christi hymn)
• Kwanzaa (African American holiday)
• The Night Before Christmas
• Template:Bible Versions
• Menorah (Jewish symbol and Chanukah candleholder)
• Essay:Justifying Justification by Faith and Works (Essay supporting Catholic view of salvation)

Conservapedia Exclusives: These are articles I've created which do not exist on Wikipedia:

• Pump 'Em Up
• Christine Cloud
• Holy God We Praise Thy Name

I have added about 1400 page views so far!

About me

My favorite sayings are:

"Everyone (in Jersey) is the best at something" - our own Mr. Schlafly

"If you have talent, that's God's gift to you. If you use that talent, that's your gift to God" - Red Skelton

paraphrase: Guys will look all over a girl, but they won't remember the color of her eyes - a youth minister

“And when they call this treason we will call it American! When they call it fad we will call it restoration! And when they call us anarchists, we will call ourselves free men!” - myself, spoken by the Speaker of an illegal congress in a book I'm writing