User:Dataclarifier
God bless + everyone who reads this page! I was delighted to find this Conservapedia today when I was searching a topic. I read the Conservapedia Commandments and how this service to the public differs so radically from Wikipedia. I love Jesus our Lord, the Only-begotten Son of the Father, Who has sent the Holy Spirit to lead us into all truth, and I felt an immense relief to find Him honored here. I am an adult convert. I have been Baptised. I am 68 years old, never married (but came close four times), and wholeheartedly support the one-man-one-woman plan of Holy Matrimony. No children. A cat. Retired. I help take care of my 87-year-old mother. I have an encyclopedic interest in almost everything, and am well-informed about a few worthwhile topics, like history, science, health care, the United States Marine Corps, films in general, and Holy Scripture. I really hope to have a mutually uplifting experience with you in helping where I can, to provide useful, factual, reliable information for our readers. I thank God you are here. Pax vobis.
--Dataclarifier 02:47, 3 October 2014 (EDT)
I neglected to mention my strong interest in Christian apologetics and the historical development of Heresies, Denominations and the New Age Movement. "I've been there, done that, and I know where it's not!" I know Jesus is the LORD--New Testament Koine Greek: "kurios".
--Dataclarifier 12:03, 4 October 2014 (EDT)
Update:
For those who wish to more completely assess my conservative Christian commitment and the level of my expertise, I can now happily provide here links to some key articles I originally created for Conservapedia (current as of 16 January 2015 1513 hours CDT):
- Essay: How to choose a Bible 16:00, 16 January 2015
- Literalist Bible chronology 12:00, 4 January 2015
- Badger skins (Bible) 17:59, 7 November 2014
My pet Tommikat died 9 December 2014 11 years old (queened in 2003). I miss him, and I will not have another indoor pet at my age. Instead I keep the bird-feeder outside the dining room window full in winter for the sparrows, chickadees, juncos, cardinals, blue jays, and thieving squirrels. --Dataclarifier 16:37, 16 January 2015 (EST)