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Huldrych Zwingli

Huldrych Zwingli (a.k.a. Ulrich Zwingli and Ulricht Zwingli), was a leading heresiarch in Switzerland concurrent to Martin Luther. 
Much of Zwingli's life was spent preaching sermons against the Swiss mercenary trade, his hatred of which was stirred by the time that he had spent alongside the mercenaries as a Chaplain. 
The greatest achievement of Zwingli was the creation of a vast personality cult in Zürich leading the early Reformation in what is now modern day Switzerland.
==Life==
He was influenced by humanist learning of the time and after a stint in the Hapsburg-Valois wars, moved to Zurich where he preached at the Great Minster, coming into contact with Martin Luther's ideas. In 1523 he published his 67 Articles which provided a new theological formation: closing monasteries, allowing priests to marry, reforming the Eucharist, encouraging Bible study, preaching, and establishing theocratic rule. Under his influence, the city authorities clamped down on what he viewed as immoral behavior and started drowning Anabaptists. There was tension between Zurich and the Catholic cantons of Switzerland, and Zwingli preached holy war. He was killed while serving as a pastor at the Battle of Keppel in October 1531. He was one of 25 Protestant pastors killed there, alongside around 500 troops; maybe if the Protestants had more soldiers and fewer priests, they would have done better. The victors burnt his corpse for heresy.Ulrich Zwingli, History Learning Site
==Iconoclasm==
Zwingli was responsible for the removal of the religious artwork in Zürich. This involved sacking churches, burning statues of Mary, whitewashing murals, and breaking stained glass. Doing so allowed the churches to be purified of idolatry.
==Marburg Colloquium==
During the early stages of the Reformation, Luther had already denounced the traditional Catholic doctrine of Eucharist, in that he rejected the idea of the priests turning the wafer and wine into Christ (transubstantiation), while maintaining that Christ was still actually there.
Zwingli thought that this was bullshit and openly called Luther a cannibal.Martin Luther: A Life, Martin E. Marty The resulting controversy compelled Luther's political supporters to force him and Zwingli to have a meeting at Marburg castle. This dispute was intended to mend the differences between the two, and the movements which they represented.
The meeting was an astounding failure. Both sides had already predetermined their positions before the meeting, and neither was willing to compromise on anything. After spending several days arguing the issue, both cried and claimed each other as heathens.
The view that Zwingli argued for later became known as where the Eucharist is nothing more than a picture of Christ. It is strongly endorsed by various Baptist groups, including the Southern Baptist Convention.
==References==
category:Christians
Huma Abedin

Huma Mahmood Abedin is a longtime close adviser to former First Lady, Secretary of State, and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and the most distinguished American with both the FBI and the Islamic State on her ass.Huma Abedin terrified as the FBI takes over State dept. Investigation, HotairISIS threatens Clinton aide Congressman, The Hill She was married to former US Representative Anthony "The Mongoose" Weiner.https://www.thecut.com/2016/08/anthony-weiner-catfish-twitter.html
==Michelle Bachmann controversy==
Congresswoman Michele Bachmann during the 2012 Republican Presidential primaries accused Abedin of being a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. Her campaign manager, Ed Rollins, who engineered Ronald Reagan's 1984 landslide 49 state win, resigned shortly afterward. Rollins, who later signed onto a pro-Trump SuperPAC, called Bachmann's Islamophobic comments "extreme and dishonest" and publicly advised her to apologize.Rollins rips extremes on Bachmann, Politico
==Notes==
Category:United States politicians
Category:Living people
Human Genome Project

The Human Genome Project was a 13-year long project (1990-2003) with the goal of mapping out and understanding the entirety of the human genetic code. The project is reported to have cost the US approximately $3 billion, or about a dollar per base pair. 
The Human Genome Project may irrationally be considered Satanic by some because it is also, by a factor of 98%, the chimpanzee genome project.https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/permanent-exhibitions/human-origins-and-cultural-halls/anne-and-bernard-spitzer-hall-of-human-origins/understanding-our-past/dna-comparing-humans-and-chimps/
==Ethical considerations==
As a result of the sequencing of human DNA the purpose and effects of specific genes is quickly being discovered. The unprecedented amount of information and control this promises to give us over our own state of being has raised many new ethical concerns, and not all are easily addressed.
===Gene testing===
We now have the ability to use gene testing to screen people, and even embryos, for inherited diseases with a high degree of accuracy. Embryonic gene testing is already done in many cases of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), especially when a couple is at high risk of having children with certain disorders. Performing gene testing gives such couples the highest chance of having a healthy child.
Some groups (e.g., fundamentalist Christians) argue against the very idea of embryonic gene testing on the basis that abortions will be performed as a result of the information gained. This is of course true, as most would opt not to carry to term an embryo which, for example, exhibited the genetic markers for a debilitating disease that promised death in early childhood. However, to frame embryonic gene testing only in terms of abortion is disingenuous, as the utility is obvious for the application of future treatments for disease such as gene therapy early in development.
===Gene patents===
The United States Patent Office (USPTO) has already issued a few patents for gene fragments, including fragments in the human genome. This is done after identifying a sequence and determining its purpose as well as usefulness. This kind of patent allows companies to exercise control over use of the gene in a commercial process or product. In the case of a human, this could include diagnosis of or therapy for a disease.
A gene patent does not in any way give control over an aspect of humans or humanity to the company holding it, nor does it at all limit or require licensing of the natural expression of the gene. The primary valid concern regarding gene patents is what impact they have on continuing genetic research.
==See also==
*DNA
*Francis Collins
*Genetics
*Genetic modification
==External links==
*Human Genome Project Information
==References==
Category:Genetics
Human Rights Service

Human Rights Service (HRS) is a Norwegian far-right Islamophobic and racist organization, with an ironic name founded in 2000 by Rita Karlsen. It focuses on one single issue: Muslims are evil and are plotting the overthrow of Europe. Its two core activists are Karlsen and Hege Storhaug, but other cranks and Islamophobes such as Bruce Bawer and Nina Hjerpset-Østlie have also worked for the organization. The hate group's main activity is publishing anti-Muslim screeds on their website.
The organization regularly publishes articles by the Swedish racist "Julia Caesar," including an article which claims that immigration of Africans is a "mass import of mentally retarded people" due to the allegedly low intelligence of Africans.Rasisme hos Human Rights Service, Antirasistisk senter Human Rights Service has promoted blog posts by the Islamophobic blogger Fjordman (who inspired Anders Behring Breivik) and praised his racist and conspiracy theorist screeds as "fantastic Fjordman essays."Kritikk som fortjent, Dagbladet, 6 October 2015 Hege Storhaug of Human Rights Service has also accused conservative Prime Minister Erna Solberg of being a "cultural traitor" because she visited a mosque.- De stadig sterkere uttalelsene er et tegn på at ekstremistene taper, Osloby.no The anti-immigration and climate change-denying Norwegian political party Fremskrittspartiet has demanded that Human Rights Service be given public funding as a condition for supporting various conservative governments.
According to anti-racist activist Tor Bach, HRS promotes conspiracy theories resembling antisemitic conspiracy theories, where the only difference is that HRS targets Muslims instead of Jews. He describes HRS as "an extremist organisation and a hate group which exclusively publishes negative material about Muslims," and considers it a "scandal" that the organisation has received public funding.– Storhaug spiller på jødehat-lignende konspirasjoner, Vårt Land, 5 June 2015 The social anthropologist Sindre Bangstad describes HRS as a leading Islamophobic and far-right group which inspired Breivik.Sindre Bangstad, Anders Breivik and the Rise of Islamophobia, Zed Books, 2014, ISBN 9781783600083
==Affiliated people==
*Bruce Bawer
*Nina Hjerpset-Østlie
==See also==
*Med Israel For Fred
*Resett.no
*Selvstendighetspartiet
*SIAN
*Hege Storhaug
==References==
Category:Hate groups
Category:Internet hate sites
Category:Islamophobia
Category:Misnomers
Category:Nationalism in Norway
Category:Racism
Human magnet

Human magnets are people who can stick various metallic objects to their skin for some time, allegedly due to some kind of "magnetic" properties.
While it's a neat parlour trick, this is nothing paranormal. The "stickiness" is explained with literal stickiness — the natural skin secretions of these people make their skin unusually adhesive. This also explains why "human magnets" can "attract" non-magnetic materials like aluminum and plastic. James Randi dealt with several of them and suggests using talcum powder to dry the skin before testing. Another possibility is using a thin sheet of (dry) plastic — in both cases, the thin layer of material wouldn't be a problem for a true magnetic field.https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2021/06/23/the-unfiltered-truth-behind-human-magnetism-vaccines-and-covid-19/?sh=15c29e2a540c | The Unfiltered Truth Behind Human Magnetism, Vaccines, And COVID-19, Forbes — retrieved 8/4/2021 https://sciencebasedlife.wordpress.com/2012/03/14/are-there-really-magnetic-people/ | Are There Really Magnetic People? from the Science-Based Life ~ Add a Little Reason to Your Day blog — retrieved 8/4/2021
==External links==
* "Same Old Magnetic Flummery", Randi's SWIFT Commentary, 27 August 2004
*'Magnetic' boy shows off skills (video), Telegraph.co.uk, 13 May 2011
* Talcum Powder Cures Magnetism], Randi's SWIFT Blog, 17 May 2011
==References==
Category:Woo
Human nature

Human nature is, in a nutshell, how humans tend to behave towards their world, other animals, and each other. Human nature is neither universally "good" nor "bad". We are just as capable of selfishness, greed, cruelty, and violence as we are of selflessness, kindness, and compassion. That this is true has utterly no bearing on the validity of either socialism or capitalism, as neither economic system requires that those living within them behave universally selfishly or universally altruistically, respectively. However, it does refute any ideology or philosophy (such as Objectivism) based on the assumption that all people will behave a certain way, all of the time.
That said, conceptions of human nature as either plastic or fixed identify locations on the traditional Left-Right political ideological spectrum. The ideological Left is committed to the proposition that human nature is plastic, that nurture trumps nature and behavior is what social institutions produce. The ideological Right is committed to the proposition that human nature is fixed, that nature trumps nurture and even optimal social institutions still produce less than admirable individual human beings. Each is right some of the time and wrong some of the time; the deciding factor in where you fit on the political spectrum depends on which one you think is correct more often than the other.
There are many who believe that human nature does not exist at all. Existentialism, in particular, believes that humans choose all aspects of their own psychology. Others, like the philosophers John Locke and Thomas Hobbes, believed that man, in his state of nature, was a selfish and warlike creature who would do anything in order to get ahead of others. They believed that civil society was a state that men women people would move into in order to escape the conditions of human nature. Enlightenment thinkers such as David Hume and Jean-Jacques Rousseau reasoned the opposite in that, in nature, mankind was peaceful and benevolent, and that human morals lay in the passions, not within human reasoning. It was only at the advent of society that greed and selfishness became apparent. 
Category:psychology
Category:philosophy
Humanists International

The Humanists International (HI) (formerly the International Humanist and Ethical Union) is an international organisation composed of over 100 humanist, rationalist, secular, atheist and freethought groups worldwide.Our members and Associates. Humanists International. Its stated goal is to promote, develop and support humanism worldwide, and to defend human rights, particularly those of irreligious people.About. Humanists International.
As of June 2021, HI has 118 member groups, including large organisations such as Humanists UK and American Atheists.
==See also==
*Freedom from Religion Foundation
*Secularism
*National Secular Society
*Humanists UK
==External links==
*HI homepage
==References==
 
Category:Organizations
Hutaree

Hutaree is a Christian terrorist group in the United States which heavily based itself in End Times dogma."US 'Christian militants' charged after FBI raids." BBC News. 2010 March 30.
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In March 2010, they were charged with plotting to murder a police officer and then bomb the resulting funeral in order to kill more police officers, who would almost certainly be attending their fallen colleague's remembrance.Chris McGreal. "Christian militia members held for plot to kill policeman and bomb funeral." The Guardian. 2010 March 29. Somehow, they believed that killing police officers would cause all of America to rise up and install a Christian Theocracy. Instead of, you know, causing everyone to hate them because they killed cops and bombed a funeral. 
They contacted other militia groups in the area for support and to have a safe house. The other militias turned them in, as bombing a police officer funeral was too extreme for even the craziest militia. 
One member also believed in a chain email that said that Obama was spending 20 million dollars to move Hamas over to America.For Hutaree, Web rumor stoked anger at Obama. Archived from the Detroit Free Press, 31 March 2010.
Among the items found in the group's possession were multiple copies of the Left Behind "convert or kill" computer game.Bill Berkowitz. "Tim LaHaye's Apocalyptic Dreams Hits Pay-dirt With the Alleged Cop-Killing Plan of Michigan Militia." The Smirking Chimp. 2010 April 24.wmholt. "The Hutaree Militia and the 'Left Behind' Video Games." Daily Kos. 2010 March 31.Maud Newton. "Is the Hutaree Militia the Final Word in Lunacy—or Just the Beginning?" The Awl. 2010 March 31.
==Acquittal==
The Hutarees were acquitted of most charges in February 2011.United States v. Stone (E.D. Mich. Jan. 30, 2012) The judge believed that the impotent right-wing fantasies of heroism were not to be taken seriously. Most of their weapons were even returned.FBI returns guns to ex-Hutaree member, Tina Stone says jobs scarce despite acquittal. Archived from the original at wxyz.com, 9 February 2013.
==See also==
*Militia movement
==External links== 
* Yes, they had a website; it's gone now, but preserved on the Wayback Machine, complete with apostrophe error.
==References==
Category:Conspiracy theorists
Category:End of the world
Category:Militia movement
Category:Survivalism
Category:Terrorist organisations
Category:We're on a mission from God
Hutterites

The Hutterites are an Anabaptist sect known for their pacifism and communal living style.
The Hutterites describe themselves as "a communal people".Hutterites: a communal people. They "believe in sharing their possessions in common as demonstrated by Christ and His Apostles and as later further refined and described in the Book of Acts".Hutterite History. The Hutterites have been practicing Christian communism for about 500 years. 
A Hutterite colony usually has 60 to 160 members. The colonies are scattered "throughout the prairies in North America" and contain more than 40,000 people. The Hutterite website includes sections about their religion, structure, education, recreation, livelihood, and other topics.Hutterites website.
There are not to be confused with the Hutaree, a Christian terrorist group.
==See also==
* Amish — a more well-known Anabaptist sect
==References==
Category:Christian denominations
Category:Communism
Hwandan Gogi

The Hwandan Gogi (환단고기) is a compilation of texts claiming to document ancient Korean history which first appeared all the way back in 1979. It is ultimately a really, really, really stupid book, and is notable for its pseudohistorical contents, which quite a lot of extremely guillible people, termed as Hwanbba, or Hwandan Gogi, have managed to believe. It is the Korean equivalent of Young Earth Creationism and already thoroughly refuted.
What is funny about Hwandan Wingnuts is that they are unsatisfied with the Hwandan Gogi and keep writing novels to reveal the 'real nature' of ancient history. For example, the Hwandan Gogi says that a 79,000-year-old kingdom called Hwanguk was toppled by 100,000 invaders. Apparently, the number of invaders are too few, and the actual number was about a million. That's why the supposed Korean kingdoms keep getting bigger and bigger. In the 1980s, for example, Hwanguk was in Manchuria. Then in Mongolia. Then in China. And now, it has been revealed that the Sumerians were actually Koreans, and returned to Korea in BCE 2000.
It is composed of a very large number of separate books, like another epic of bullshit, and uses suspiciously modern terms (Mongolia, Siberia) for geography. It is also renowned for conflicting with archaeology on the location of every major site until 676 AD, one of the best being that the North Korean capital, Pyongyang, was originally near Beijing.
== Claims and refutations ==
==See also==
*Nationalist pseudohistory
==External links==
*The Process of 『Hwandangogi(桓檀古記)』 Text Formation - Focusing on Contents Change (Most of the content is in Korean, except the last three pages of the PDF file.)
==References==
Category:Hoaxes
Category:Nationalist pseudohistory
Category:Korea
Hwang Kyo-ahn

Hwang "the Angry Old Male왜 극우 세력이 등장하는가" Kyo-ahn (Hangul:황교안, Hanja:黃敎安) is a social conservative and far-right populist of South Korea. He was Prime Minister of South Korea from 2015-2017.
He is against homosexuality, and detests LGBT Pride Parades. He advocates for traditional family values, and he also regards abortion as a sin. and Hwang is also a far-right paleoconservative who argues that was not right.
He said that the number of foreign workers should be reduced, and that they should not be given the same wages as domestic workers.황교안 “외국인 근로자에 똑같은 임금 불공정”…차별·혐오 발언 논란
He also interacted with a young Korean YouTuber who used to make racist remarks against race minorities.
He is as opposed to the press as Donald Trump is, and he criticizes the media for calling his party extreme rightists, and in turn he has called the press extreme leftists.황교안 "우릴 극우라 공격하는 친문언론·댓글부대는 극좌"
Hwang Kyo-ahn takes a very ultra-conservative view of South Korea's appalling military human rights violations. Therefore, men in their 20s who are conscripted or who have already been drafted hate Hwang. George Soros was also concerned about the human rights situation in the South Korean military.http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/nation/2018/06/113_250087.html
He is also very hostile to other minority issues, such as the mentally disabled, and deify his right-wing military dictator, 
He made some claims that President Moon Jae-in is a secret communist. Just think of the American right-wingers pushing the false narrative that Barack Obama is a Muslim.
Hwang Kyo-an was the leader of the 2019 South Korean Capitol riot.https://www.joongang.co.kr/article/23658823
==See also==
* Yoon Suk Yeol, another Korean politician who has been compared to Trump
* McCarthyism
* Shinzō Abe
* Marine Le Pen
* Donald Trump
* Ali Khamenei
==External links==
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==References==
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Hybrid

Hybrid is a term which refers to the result of the blending of two unlike things. In common usage, it may refer to one of several specific things related to this idea of mixing two different objects to make something new.
*In biology, a hybrid is the offspring, usually sterile, produced by the mating of two different strains or species. For example, a mule is a hybrid of a female horse and a male donkey — a hybrid of male horse and female donkey is called hinny. Similarly, a hybrid between a lion and a tiger is a liger or tigron, depending on whether you have a male tiger and female lion or female tiger and male lion. It shows how the definition of species can be not straightforward, leading to contentious debates on species and sub-species statuses. The ability for animals of similar genetics to hydbridize is one piece of evidence for common descent. One proponent of non-Darwinian evolution, Eugene M. McCarthy, sees hybrids almost everywhere.
*In chemistry, hybridization refers to the mixing of electronic orbitals to form hybrid orbitals when atoms bond to each other. For instance, a shell usually consists of three p orbitals and one s orbital, these then "mix" to form four identical sp3 orbitals. This is mostly a mathematical simplification to help explain structure and valance, sp3 hybridisation explains the tetrahedral structure of a carbon atom with 4 single bonds; sp2 explains the planar structure of a carbon atom with a double bond attached to it. Hybrid orbitals don't necessarily exist, per se, but they work as a good theory to make predictions of molecular and electronic structure.
* Hybrid cars are vehicles that are powered by both a traditional gasoline engine and some form of battery-provided electrical power.
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