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Andersonville Theological Seminary

Andersonville Theological Seminary is an unaccredited distance-learning institution that operates in Camillia, Georgia.Contact information. Their doctrinal leaning is Independent Baptist; it's safe to guess what their opinions about evolution, gays, transgender/non-binary people, and abortion are.
==Statement of Faith==
In the grand tradition of fundie schools everywhere, there is a statement of faith (because, why not).Doctrinal Statement.
==Academics==
As one would expect, Andersonville's degree programs are intended for ministerial careers. Their undergraduate curriculum consists of an Associate's degree in Biblical Studies, Bachelor of Theology (ThB), and a Bachelor of Ministry (BMin). The graduate curriculum consists of Master's degrees in Theology, Divinity, Christian Education, Christian Counseling, Ministry, and Biblical Studies. Doctoral degrees are similar to the Master's degrees. Courses.
===Accreditation and Affiliations===
Andersonville Theological Seminary claims accreditation from the Association of Independent Christian College and Seminaries,Academic Credentials & Affiliations, Andersonville Theological Seminary. an accreditation mill.AICCS Disclaimer, Association of Independent Christian Colleges & Seminaries]. Other affiliations include the National Christian Counselors Association and the Association of Biblical Counselors. None of these memberships and affiliations are equal to normal certifications and they cannot be used in a secular career.
==See Also==
*Bob Jones University
*Fundie school
*Homophobia
*Creationism
==References==
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Andrea Minichiello Williams

Andrea Minichiello Williams is a barrister, co-founder of Christian Concern For Our Nation, and, through her role in the Lawyer's Christian Fellowship and Christian Legal Centre, the public face of Britain's more fundamentalist religious elements and their quixotic attempts to use the legal system to provide religious exemptions to laws on equality.Christian Legal Centre website. Despite having enough education to be allowed into Britain's ancient legal professions, she is firmly in the young earth creationist camp, even though she's clever enough to know that admitting as much on camera makes you sound like a complete loon.
She was featured in a Dispatches documentary which showed the close links she has with various members of the Conservative Party, especially Nadine Dorries.A new Dispatches affair?, MediaWatchWatch blogThe (almost) Final Indignity, Ministry of Truth blog In the programme, Williams is seen to make a number of controversial statements, including claims that the Human Fertilisation bill was 'the work of the devil', that abortion should be illegal, homosexuality is sinful and the world is just 4,000 years old.The Independent 'Dispatches: Making a giant leap of faith'www.telegraph.co.uk - David Modell article published 18 May 2008
Williams' Christian Concern group has also organised events under the name "Wilberforce Academy", which has courted controversy as it has used the premises of Oxford University to preach against the "militant homosexual lobby".Comment: Why Christian Concern should be ejected from the University of Oxford, Pink News
Williams' actions, along with those of Stephen Green, prompted Joel Edwards of the to criticise the "eccentric fringe" of British evangelical Christianity when he left the organisation in 2008.Evangelical leader unhappy with focus on 'eccentric fringe', Ekklesia
In 2010, she was elected to the General Synod of the Church of England for five years.Anglican Mainstream blog The elevation from 'eccentric fringe' to mainstream Anglicanism is complete.
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Andrej Janco (slovensky)

Košický diabetológ, prezident Slovenskej lekárskej únie špecialistov, popletený antivaxer a konšpirátor. Podľa pána doktora sú cukrovka a rakovina vymyslené choroby, život zachraňujúce vakcíny sú preňho holokaust (teda masové vraždenie), zdieľa články z Bádateľa, InfoWars, S4 illumináti, verí na chemtrails, či konšpirácie o úmyselnom potopení Titanicu.Agenti, platení trollovia a užitoční idioti bojujúci na bojiskách hybridnej vojny, Ján Benčík, Blog Denníka N, 26.3.2017
Chemtrails sú hoax. Aj keď ich šíri lekár, Daniel Hoťka, SME, 15.3.2017
File:Janco-27.5.15.jpg|Podľa doktora Janca sú cukrovka či rakovina vymyslené.
File:Antivax-sp-1000x444.jpg|Zdieľa antivaxera Kennedyho, stiahnutú, miliónkrát vyvrátenú a podvodnú Wakefieldovu štúdiu a za dobrý zdroj považuje Bádateľa, kde sa dozviete mimo iné, ako vyliečiť (vymyslenú?) rakovinu pomocou mrazených citrónov, (nemrazených) broskýň, pozitívnymi myšlienkami a ďalšími mocnými zbraňami modernej medicíny.
File:Kotl-a-Gates-sp-1000x460.jpg|Byť proti nestačí - treba používať slová ako genocída, holokaust. Samozrejme, hoax o Billovi Gatesovi nesmie chýbať. Mimochodom, tie statusy sú z roku 2017. Netýkajú sa nových protikovidových, ale starých, vekom overených vakcín.
File:2431508625x.png|Testovacie lietadlá s nádržami s vodou namiesto pasažierov. Pre Janca je to dôkaz, že nás niekto práškuje.
File:Screenshot 20210904 141041.png|Všetko je inak, ako si myslíte... Napríklad Titanic sa nepotopil kvôli tomu, že by narazil do ľadovca - všetko bolo naplánované!
Počas pandémie COVID-19 tohto šarlatána pozvali do TA3, kde šíril klamstvá o vakcínach ako génovej terapii, zmene DNA, či o neplodnosti. Maduar a iniciatíva Hovorme spolu by ho rada videla aj v RTVS .O očkovaní proti covidu opakovane šíria nepravdy. Fact-check vyjadrení lekárov Lakotu a Janca v Správach RTVS, Otakar Horák, Denník N, 3.9.2021
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Andrew Emerson

Doctor Andrew Emerson is a British mental health nurse who is involved with far-right politics. He believes in "equal treatment for the ethnic majority",http://draemerson.blogspot.co.uk/ whatever that means.
Once a member of the BNP, he left the party due to doubts about how it was being run and teamed up with other former members to start a new party named Patria (Latin for "homeland").http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/news/local/former-bnp-member-sets-up-new-rival-far-right-political-party-1-4664433 At Lancaster University in the 1970s he was a member of the International Socialists and he was also a member of the Chichester Labour Party in the 1990s.
Officially, Patria is "neither left nor right, but patriotic";http://www.patria-uk.org/two-cheers-for-the-news-portsmouth/ variations of this tagline are common amongst right-wing organisations — the English Democrats, for example, have used the slogan "not left, not right, just English!"http://www.englishdemocrats.org.uk/our-party-party-history.html
Patria's manifesto calls for "ethnic aliens" to be barred from entering the country, for the Human Rights Act 1998, the Race Relations Act 1965, the Equality Act 2010 and the Climate Change Act 2008 to be repealed and for Britain to leave the European Convention on Human Rights. It also promises the banning of halal and kosher slaughter and a halt to the construction of mosques, and hopes to reintroduce the death penalty for murder and treason.http://www.patria-uk.org/manifesto/
The Patria website features a number of articles by Emerson, containing his curious ramblings about "the liberation of our people from the yoke of alien oppression".http://www.patria-uk.org/a-grand-coalition-of-nationalist-parties/ Emerson also runs a personal blog with a number of interesting posts, such as copypaste of a lengthy article from American Renaissance about the "Jewish agenda"http://draemerson.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/jewish-agenda.html and a Telegraph article about prehistoric Britain given the new title "The preeminent genius of the White race".http://draemerson.blogspot.co.uk/2011/04/awesome-genius-of-white-race.html
"Racism is a made up word. It’s code for anti-white, anti-English", says Emerson. "The people who accuse us of being racist can’t explain what they mean by the word." It's really fairly straightforward, Andrew: racism is discrimination towards a person or people because of their race. The fact that you are accusing your critics of being anti-white means that you obviously grasp the basics of the concept already, so is it really that much of a stretch for you to imagine anti-black or anti-Asian prejudice?
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Andrew Meyer

Andrew Meyer is either a victim of the suppression of free speech and a victim of police brutality, or an irritating twat who got his just desserts.
==Free speech incident==
On September 17, 2007, while attending a talk by John Kerry at the University of Florida, Meyer was tasered by the police and subsequently arrested.YouTube video His crime? Speaking past his allotted time and asking Kerry a question about a sensitive subject.Student arrested, Tasered at Kerry event, USA Today, September 18, 2007 Meyer was released after a night in jail; two of the officers involved were put on leave. After his microphone was shut off, he was escorted aside and tried to break away. As he was doing so, the officers forced him to the ground, handcuffed him and then tasered him. During the tasing, he reportedly shouted, "Don't tase me, bro!" giving rise to a new meme. The event, caught on video, briefly made him a minor martyr to "free speech."
==A dose of reality==
Standing back to see the whole picture shows us a side of Meyer that waters down his claims of martyrdom. He has what is called a "disorganized diatribe" on the "world wide web" that criticizes the Iraq War, the news media for not covering the conflict enough, and the American public for paying too much attention to celebrity news. 
Meyer made a big stink to make sure that he could be the last speaker after it was announced that questions were closing, and it was only so he could bring up two pet points: Kerry's membership in Skull and Bones and alleged vote fraud in Ohio a state that Kerry supposedly won but wouldn't challenge the official results. Turns out he was just a jerk, not a hero. Or maybe a jerk can also be a hero (or vice versa?).
==Hoax?==
Some sources reported that Meyer may have intended to get "censored". The official police report states that he was calm and jokey once he was in the police car and that he resumed acting hysterical once he saw cameras.http://i.a.cnn.net/cnn/2007/images/09/18/offense.report.072274.pdf Conversely, many students believed that he was not intending for it to happen, as he wasn't the kind to usually attempt to start trouble (as if asking these kinds of questions aren't starting trouble in the first place).https://web.archive.org/web/20071113210850/http://www.alligator.org/articles/2007/10/30/news/campus/meyer.txt
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Andrew Murray

Andrew Philip Drummond-Murray is a prominent British anti-war campaigner and admirer of Stalin.
The chairman of the Stop the War Coalitionhttp://www.newstatesman.com/node/145159 and a member of the Communist Party of Britain, Murray has been criticised for a 1999 Morning Star editorial in which he argued, in essence, that the West has committed crimes against humanity as well so, therefore, Stalin doesn't deserve as much criticism as he gets:
This is essentially whataboutism and the not as bad as argument fallacy, although he also seems to allude to the my enemy's enemy argument fallacy.
He has also called for solidarity with North Koreahttp://web.archive.org/web/20031210230502/http://www.communist-party.org.uk/articles/2003/march/10-03-03.shtml and has been accused of barring Communist organisations from the Stop the War Coalition if they criticise the government of Iran.http://communiststudents.org.uk/?p=5731http://communiststudents.org.uk/?p=377
Do not confuse him with Andy Murray, the Scottish tennis player. One hits balls, the other talks them.
==References==
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Andrew Napolitano

Judge Andrew Napolitano is a former Judge of the New Jersey Superior Court and current libertarian pundit on that CNBC knock-off no one watches Fox Business Network who has a sweet Don Corleone coiffure. He is a major case of stopped clock syndrome. Ed Brayton has this to say about him:
Napolitano was also notable for being one of the few pundits on Fox openly supporting Wikileaks and not calling for Julian Assange's assassination. On the other hand, he's incredibly paranoid and has endorsed 9/11 conspiracy theories,Napolitano is a 9/11 truther gold buggery,Fox News Discusses Return of Gold as Everyday Currency deep state,Anthony Scaramucci and the 9 biggest 180s on Trump, ranked by Aaron Blake (August 20, 2019 at 9:05 AM) The Washington Post. and Federal Reserve conspiracies.Napolitano on the Federal Reserve Your mileage may vary.
Fox News removed Napolitano following sexual harassment allegations. https://thehill.com/homenews/media/566006-andrew-napolitano-out-at-fox-news-amid-allegations-of-harassment https://tvline.com/2021/08/03/andrew-napolitano-fired-fox-news-sexual-harassment-allegations/
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Andrew Weil

Dr. Andrew Weil is a promoter of complementary alternative medicine and other such woo, though he is also a certified medical doctor (and a Brave Maverick Doctor) based in Tucson, Arizona. Most notably, he founded and directs the Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine, an institution promoting proven medicinal treatments alongside homeopathic and other New Age remedies.The institute's website His institute, and thus he himself, was at the forefront of making the New Age movement and alternative medicine popular in the latter part of the 20th century.Some notes on Andrew Weil
Probably the best thing that Weil ever did in his academic or professional career was as an undergraduate student. Writing for The Harvard Crimson, he exposed the misbehavior of professors Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert, leading Harvard to fire them. Leary and Alpert had given hallucinogens to Harvard undergraduates without supervision and used the drugs to seduce the students. Alpert also piloted a small plane while he and a student were on LSD.Tripping on Utopia: Margaret Mead, the Cold War, and the Troubled Birth of Psychedelic Science by Benjamin Breen (2024) Grand Central Publishing. .Andrew T. Weil The Harvard Crimson.
Weil also has written numerous books promoting, among other things, crank dietary beliefs and so-called self-healing, and has, recently, promoted changing the scientific method for alternative medicine, in favor of so-called "uncontrolled clinical observations" over double-blind, randomized trials.Resistance is futile by David Gorski (June 30, 2008) Science-Based Medicine.
He has been the foremost advocate for establishing an American Board of Integrative Medicine, which (as an alternative medicine counterpart to the American Medical Association) would serve as an official system of board certification for people pushing alternative medicine.2011 archive of: "Quacks react to Andrew Weil's proposed board certification in woo" This is pointless because any medical provider practicing medicine proven to work is just called a doctor. Why create a board to certify people to practice things that work, and a separate board to "certify" people to practice things that don't work? What's the point in "certifying" the latter group?
==Books==
Weil has written forewords to a lot of books. There are the books that Weil has written as the primary author: 
==External links==
*A Trip to Stonesville: Some Notes on Andrew Weil, M.D. (1988) by Arnold S. Relman (March 10, 2002) Quackwatch
*Andrew Weil/AAFP Article Rejected by Slate by Harriet Hall (October 30, 2012) Science-Based Medicine
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Andrija Puharich

Andrija Puharich, born Henry Karel Puharić , was a medical doctor and a parapsychology researcher who endorsed psychic phenomena, and is credited for bringing Uri Geller to the USA. 
==Biography==
Puharich graduated from the Northwestern University Medical School in 1946. Sometime later he became interested in psychic phenomena. He brought Uri Geller to mainstream audiences in the United States and endorsed him as a psychic. He believed in extremely extraordinary claims. Uri Geller at the time claimed that he was sent to Earth by extraterrestrials.Samuel, Lawrence. (2011). Supernatural America: A Cultural History. Praeger. pp. 100-101. ISBN 978-0313398995 "After meeting Geller in Israel in 1971, Puharich was so taken with the twenty-three-year-old and his powers that he would describe the man in Messianic terms. More than just a particularly gifted psychic, Geller was an ambassador sent by extraterrestrials. (from a spaceship called Spectra located some fifty-three thousands light years away) to prepare Earthlings for the conquest of their planet." Seems legit.
According to James Randi, Andrija Puharic enjoyed getting high on mushrooms, which Randi thinks may go a long way in explaining some of his beliefs. Randi, James. (1982). The Truth About Uri Geller. Prometheus Books. p. 24. ISBN 978-0879751999
Puharic wrote a book about Uri Geller called Uri: A Journal of the Mystery of Uri Geller, in which he supports the idea that Uri Geller is a genuine psychic validated by science.https://books.google.ca/books/about/Uri.html?id=giEGngEACAAJ&redir_esc=y He was granted several patents for his discoveries.https://patents.google.com/patent/US3563246https://patents.google.com/patent/US2995633 His son runs a website dedicated to Puharich.http://www.puharich.nl/doc.html
==References==
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André Vltchek

André Vltchek was a Russian-American born in Leningrad (Saint Petersburg), USSR who was raised in Central Europe and later naturalized as a U.S. citizen. He was an "author, filmmaker, investigative journalist, poet, photographer, revolutionary, internationalist and globetrotter who fights against Western Imperialism and the Western regime imposed on the world" (i.e. "Western oppression", "Western propaganda", "Western imperialism", "Western terrorism"), and what not. In essence, he was a conspiracy theorist, moonbat anti-globalist, or more broadly anti-all-things-Western, who liked to describe himself as communist revolutionary, internationalist and environmentalist.André Vltchek — Homepage He also considered himself a "famous" western writer/filmmaker.
He also accused Ukraine, NATO and EU (under the boot of new German fascism) of conspiring against Russia, denies Serbian war crimes. He praised various despots both on the left and right, as well as far-right ethno-religious ultra-nationalist figures around the world — all in the spirit of the proletariat and communism. He was a staunch admirer of Putin, as well as communist "icons" like the Kim Dynasty, Castro, and war criminal Slobodan Milošević. He called Peter Koenig, Christopher Black, Robert Fisk his comrades.
He also wrote conspiracy theorist pieces and venerated despots for both crank and non-crank webshites Globalresearch, CounterPunch, The Information Clearing House, RT, Pravda.ru, China Daily, Z Commentaries, Z Net, Z Magazine, TeleSUR, New Eastern Outlook (NEO), Veterans News Now, Le Monde Diplomatique, The Irish Times, The 4th Media, Dissident Voice, etc.
==External links==
* Official site
* Andre Vltchek on Twitter
* Andre Vltchek at TeleSUR English
* Andre Vltchek at Globalresearch
==References==
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Angela Merkel

Angela Merkel is the former Chancellor of Germany. Merkel obtained a doctorate in quantum chemistry in 1986Untersuchung des Mechanismus von Zerfallsreaktionen mit einfachem Bindungsbruch und Berechnung ihrer Geschwindigkeitskonstanten auf der Grundlage quantenchemischer und statistischer Methoden by Angela Merkel (1986) Berlin, Akad. der Wiss., Diss. A and worked as a research chemist until about 1989Merkel, Angela; Akademie der Wissenschaften der DDR, Central Institute of Physical Chemistry, Berlin, Germany Scopus Preview when she entered politics.
With her in charge, the CDU has resisted the right-wing populist wave that has gripped so many other conservative parties. Hilariously, she has been widely criticized by members of the German and American right-wing and far-right (in a lovely example of "anything to the left of me is leftist") for her 2015 immigration policiesSome idiot at Breitbart comments on this. This is an archive.org link, so you don't have to worry about giving them traffic. which state that Germany is an "open door" to refugees. She does not regret this choice.Angela Merkel says opening borders to refugees is the right thing to do 
Unfortunately, while this has given refugees a safe place to live, it has also made Germany seemingly vulnerable to terrorism and Islamic fundamentalism, which is seen as one of the causes of the increase in membership of the predominant far-right party (Alternative für Deutschland) that is heavily anti-immigration – even if it's against their best interestsThe gay men turning to the far right in Germany (ironically, right-wing terror attacks are more common in Germany than Islamist attacks,List of terrorist attacks in Germany as in the United States). She is considered a fundamental source of European direction and unity, especially in the face of the Brexit process. 
She is an interesting sort in terms of her geopolitical positions, being probably the most vocal proponent for the European Union. Yet, despite that generally globalist stance, she has enacted domestic policies within Germany itself, such as support for a multi-ethnic Germany, assimilation, and increased national unity that could arguably classify her as a civic and cultural nationalist.
Until recently, she was widely admired for her support of human rights. Unfortunately, 2020 has shown her to be a great disappointment here, signing a major trade deal with China despite its already terrible human rights recordEU and China approve major investment deal hitting rock bottom under Winnie the Pooh Xi Jinping.China in darkest period for human rights since Tiananmen, says rights group Sorry, Uighurs and Hong Kong — Volkswagen sales are more important than you.
== See also ==
* Liberal conservatism - In Germany, "liberalism" is considered center or center-right.
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