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Angry White Dude

Angry White Dude was a blog dedicated to the "defense of the most ridiculed and unappreciated being on the planet… THE WHITE MALE."
Translation: it was a by-the-numbers, foaming-at-the-mouth right-wing blog dedicated to bellyaching about the perceived war against the groups and classes who rule the world (i.e, men, whites, heterosexuals, neurotypical, cisgenders, Christians, the rich, the military, etc.) by Barack Obama, and to stroking off its author's ego.
==Blowing a gasket==
Entries read like Encyclopedia Dramatica articles, and it can sometimes be hard to discern so much as the author’s hypothesis amidst all the swearing and bitching. Like, just what the hell is he contending in this article? That frogs cats are gay?
That aside, you've seen all this stuff before:
*whining about perceived anti-male rhetoric in commercials
*accusations of Obama being born in Kenyaa message to obama (because Obama is constantly monitoring this guy's website) and somehow being an atheist, Muslim, communist, and homosexual all at the same time
*referring to anyone he doesn't like as a "poofter"everyone who writes for the New York Times is a poofter apparently
*Et cetera.
Naturally, the author is swollen with vanity, casually referring to himself as "Big Sexy"?
Oh, and although it ostensibly is not a white supremacist website and does not allow the denigration of blacks, that still doesn't stop a proliferation of content about blacks gobbling up welfare and comments such as this: 
If there's one positive straw to grasp at, it's that the guy does not appear to deny evolution.and then he has to ruin it by saying evolution proves white supremacy Global warming, of course, is another matter.that global warming sure causes a lot of arctic ice
It will surprise you not at all to learn that the Angry White Dude resides in Texas.happy Texas independence day
==External links==
*The site itself (last working archive)
==References==
Category:Alt-lite
Category:Blogs
Category:Internet hate sites
Category:Internet kooks
Category:Machismo
Category:Men's rights movement
Category:Living people
Category:Texas
Anima Mundi

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Anima Mundi is an occult and spiritual belief that everything in the Universe is connected by a world soul. 
==History==
According to the occult definition "The Latin term meaning 'Soul of the World', a pure ethereal spirit diffused throughout all nature, regarded by ancient philosophers as being the divine essence which embraces and energizes all life in the universe".Occult definition
The idea can be traced back to Plato and was an important component of most Neoplatonic systems. It was later taught in occult and hermetic schools. It can be found in the works of Paracelsus, the philosophers Baruch Spinoza, Gottfried Leibniz, Friedrich Schelling and later in the writings of William Butler Yeats.
==Modern usage==
The idea of a world soul is found in many recent New Age books and publications.Anima Mundi Journeys
==See also==
*Pantheism
*Panentheism
*Panpsychism
*Pandeism
*Global Consciousness Project
==Further reading==
*Roszak, Theodore (1992). The Voice of the Earth: An Exploration of Ecopsychology 
*Vassányi, Miklós (2010). Anima Mundi: The Rise of the World Soul Theory in Modern German Philosophy
==References==
Category:New Age
Category:Philosophy
Animal Rights Militia

Animal Rights Militia (ARM) is a name used by a fringe group of animal rights activists who engage in terrorism "direct action" and "physical confrontation" with people whom they claim are involved in animal torture, with the purpose of saving animals. Like the Animal Liberation Front, from which it likely splintered, it is a leaderless "resistance" movement and consists of autonomous small cells acting independently. Its tactics include sending letter bombs,ARM letter bomber sent to mental institution committing arson,Southern Poverty Law Center blackmailing, and threatening mass assassination,"UK Scientists on alert after death threats" BBC News which is viewed as "terrorism" by most reasonable people. They also fail to notice that their actions are, in themselves, torturing animals — said animals being members of the species homo sapiens. As such, they are guilty of the very thing they are trying to stop. They distinguish themselves from the Animal Liberation Front in that the ALF seeks to avoid directly harming humans, while those who operate under this banner do not."Staying on Target and Going the Distance: An Interview with U.K. A.L.F. Press Officer Robin Webb". No Compromise (22).
They got their start in the early 1980s, when they sent letter bombs to all of the major British political parties. An office manager for Margaret Thatcher's office was injured with minor burns as a result.Britain plans to tighten mail security, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 2 December 1982. Two years later, they managed to detonate bombs in two vehicles belonging to biological researchers, which destroyed the cars. In 1986, they planted similar devices in the cars of researchers associated with testing facility but some one may have had pangs of conscience because the police were notified and the bombs defused.Mann, Keith. From Dusk 'til Dawn: An insider's view of the growth of the Animal Liberation Movement. Puppy Pincher Press, 2007, p. 497. 
Subsequent activities by the group have been covered in somewhat lesser glory. In 1987, individuals operating under this name managed to start a fire in a butcher shop in San José, California.Eco-Violence: The Record, Southern Poverty Law Center. In 2004, they stole the body of an elderly woman from her grave, as part of a campaign of terror against a farm that bred guinea pigs for research.Jail for animal rights extremists who stole body of elderly woman from her grave, The Guardian, May 2006 Since these acts, the main activity of the group has been food tampering; claiming to have poisoned bottles of POM fruit juice is a typical act.Communiqué from the Animal Rights Militia. Date: December 14, 2006
In an interesting combination of fundamentalist ideologies, jailed ARM letterbomber Glynn Harding told police the he had reached an agreement with Jesus that in exchange for mailing 100 bombs, Harding’s stillborn child would be allowed to enter heaven.
==See also==
*Greenpeace
*PETA
==External links==
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==References==
Category:Anarchism
Category:Animal rights
Category:Hard green
Category:Terrorist organisations
Animal communicator

Animal communicators are people who claim to be able to psychically communicate with animals. They're also known as animal psychics or pet psychics.
Animal communicators use similar techniques as mediums such as cold reading, except that they have an easier job since the animal can't speak up and say "hey, that's wrong!" All of the information provided by animal communicators fall in three categories:
# What the owner wants to hear, such as "he loves you" and "he's happy".
# Open doors like "the horse wants more hay" or "the dog likes to play outside".
# Unverifiable claims like "the goat has bad gas".
Unlike mediums—which takes real skill and manipulation, and are all frauds—you can probably delude yourself in believing you really are communicating with the animals, so not all animal communicators are necessarily frauds (which is probably the only good thing anyone can say about them).
Unfortunately these people can actually harm animal welfare. Take for example this video:
The owner is not exactly acting on the best of information here.
==See also==
*Sonya Fitzpatrick
*The Men Who Stare at Goats
==References==
Category:Pseudoscience
Category:Psychic powers
Ann Bressington

Ann Bressington is a self-described "Truther MP"https://twitter.com/AnnBressington who was an independent member of the upper house of the South Australian parliament from 2006 to 2014.http://www2.parliament.sa.gov.au/FormerMembers/Detail.aspx?PId=3128 She was originally elected on the "No Pokies" ticket alongside high-profile anti-gambling campaigner Nick Xenophon. Her election was unexpected as it was thought unlikely that Nick Xenophon's ticket would receive enough votes to elect both of them. Xenophon and Bressington had a falling out shortly after her election. Bressington had been the founder and CEO of a drug rehabilitation centre prior to entering politics. She served a single 8-year term and did not contest the 2014 election.
Bressington believes in the New World Order, Agenda 21 and chemtrails, and is a proponent of the anti-fluoride and anti-vaccination movements, as well as the One People's Public Trust.http://reasonablehank.com/2013/03/04/ann-bressington-the-sitting-member-death-threats-and-disordered-thinking/ She funded Christopher Monckton's tour to Australia in 2013.http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/mp-ann-bressington-paid-up-for-lord-monckton-tour/story-e6frea6u-1226099344367
In 2013 she attracted controversy by posting a "Wanted" poster on her Facebook page for Tanya Plibersek, Australia's health minister at the time, for "poisoning 22.9 million Australians with the toxic industrial waste fluoride". When journalists asked Bressington for a comment regarding the poster, she did not respond but posted their questions - and phone numbers - on her Facebook page, along with the original wanted poster. Comments by her supporters suggesting that Plibersek be "lynched" were allowed to remain on the page.http://reasonablehank.com/2013/03/04/ann-bressington-the-sitting-member-death-threats-and-disordered-thinking/
==References==
Category:Australian politicians
Category:Chemophobes
Category:Conspiracy theorists
Category:Global warming denialists
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Category:Water fluoridation
Anna Rosmus

Dr. Anna Rosmus (1960–) is a German-American historian of the Holocaust who uncovered the truth about her hometown, Passau, Bavaria.Anna Rosmus profile. Archived from sonoma.edu, 2007. Whereas the town's official narrative held that the town's German population harbored Jews and opposed the Nazis, Rosmus discovered that not only did the German population allow the Nazis to murder the town's entire Jewish population, but many Passau Germans were Nazis and took part in the extermination. Furthermore, when she began her research (as an adolescent in the 1970s), she revealed that the people who were community, business, and political leaders in Passau were Nazis responsible for the deaths of the Passau Jews.Nasty Girl Still At Work. Archived from CBS News, 11 February 2009.
Rosmus went on to expose similar myths and uncover the same wrongdoings in a neighboring town, an accomplishment which, when combined with her work in Passau, presents the question, "How many towns in Germany (or Europe) maintain an inaccurate narrative of their experience and actions during the Nazi era?"
For her legitimate, scholarly myth-busting, Rosmus has been the target of all kinds of name-calling, most notably that she is a "nasty girl." And between the death threats she received and fears for her children's safety, she and her family relocated to the United States in 1994 where they have lived ever since. In 1990, Michael Verhoeven made an excellent movie based on her story called, "The Nasty Girl."Rita Kempley, ‘The Nasty Girl’ (PG-13). The Washington Post, 7 December 1990.
==References==
Category:Historians
Category:Living people
Annie Besant

Annie Besant was a well-known British atheist, freethinker, socialist, feminist, political activistThe Theosophical Society: Biography of Annie Besant and, ultimately, a latter-day woo-peddler. She was raised a Christian and, at the age of 20, married Frank Besant, an Anglican minister. However, she was a formidable woman, and split from her husband over religious differences to become an active member of both the secular movement and the Fabians. Later, she met Helena Blavatsky and became involved in the Theosophical movement and Freemasonry.
==Life==
Born Annie Wood into a middle-class family of Irish extraction living in London, Annie lost her father, who died when she was just five years old. Her mother ran a boarding-house for boys at Harrow School, but struggled financially - young Annie was cared for by her mother's friend Ellen Marryat, who ensured that she had a good home-schooled education and imbued her with a sense of duty and with feminist ideals. At the age of 19, while on a walking holiday, she was reintroduced to Frank Besant, a young, high-church, evangelical vicar who proposed to her after only a week.Annie Besant :An Autobiography (1893) Frank took Annie's reluctant silence as a tacit acceptance, and she drifted into an engagement under the pretence that as a vicar's wife she would be able to satisfy her desire for a noble and useful life by working with, and helping, the poor.
In the three years following her wedding Annie conceived two children, a boy born in January 1869 and a girl born in August 1870. A near-fatal bout of whooping cough and bronchitis suffered by her daughter caused Annie to start questioning her religious beliefs, and over the following three years she endured self-torment, and even contemplated suicide with chloroform, as she turned from Christianity to atheism. However, Annie's political views hardened, and she became convinced that deeper social changes were needed beyond immediate service in order to alleviate poverty and suffering, advocating birth control. She converted to Theosophy in the 1880s, and continued to follow this cause for the rest of her life, eventually rising to become the leader of one branch after it split into factions. Among secular causes, she advocated Indian independence, women's suffrage, and vegetarianism.
The Story of Annie Besant: Minister's Wife to Atheist to Theosophist
==References==
Category:Atheists
Category:Socialists
Category:Feminists
Annihilationism

Annihilationism is the belief that the damned, rather than going to eternal punishment in hell when they die, instead cease to exist. Basically, everlasting death and destruction means literally destruction.
==Annihilationist and other beliefs==
Some annihilationists deny the existence of punishment in hell — they see hell as a synonym for non-existence. Others believe that hell does exist, but punishment in hell is limited in duration, and at the end of that duration the damned cease to exist. This goes with belief that god is too loving to allow eternal torture, also that infinite punishment is not just retribution for finite sins.
Annihilationism is contrasted with universalism – the belief that everyone goes to heaven – and eternal damnation – the mainstream evangelical Christian belief,Evangelical Alliance Commission on Truth and Unity Among Evangelicals (ACUTE). The Nature of Hell. Paternoster, London, 2000, p. 42–47 that the damned are consciously punished with everlasting torment in hell.
==Popularity and influence==
Annihilationism is a minority view in Christianity, but was influential in the early development of protestantism. Martin Luther espoused a version of annihilationism called "soul sleep".Froom, ‘The Conditionalist Faith Of Our Fathers’, volume 2, p. 74 (1966) It is apparently now mainstream within Anglicanism, with the US and English churches espousing variations.Church of England Commission Says Hell is Same _ Only Different, AP News, 1996 Some other modern denominations also accept the doctrine – for example, the Seventh Day Adventist church, and the Jehovah's Witnesses. And with modern doctrines on hell often being "don't frighten the parishioners — we need bodies on pews", surveys have shown a significant minority of other clergy tending towards nothingness rather than eternal torment.Hell in Scotland, St Andrews University press release, Dec 5, 2005Destroyed For Ever: An Examination of the Debates Concerning Annihilation and Conditional Immortality, Tony Gray, Themelios 21.2 (January 1996): 14-18.21st Century Evangelicals: A snapshot of the beliefs and habits of evangelical Christians in the UK, Archived 2011-01-16 at the Wayback Machine. Evangelical Alliance and Christian Research, 2011, p9, even if (of course) Fundies will claim annihilationism lacks scriptural support, even when Paul in for example and the all-time famous John 3:16 suggest oblivion instead of eternal damnation given the mentions of "death" and "perish" respectively.
==See also==
*Last Judgement
==External links==
*What is Annihilationism?
==References==
Category:Afterlife
Category:Christianity
Année de la Bible

L'année de la Bible fait référence aux proclamations de politiciens qui confirment (du moins dans l'esprit des signataires) que les Etats-Unis sont une nation chrétienne et que la citoyenneté devrait étudier la bible cette année pour renforcer cette fausse croyance. 
Il devrait être noté qu'aucune proclamation actuelle et officielle de l'Année de la Bible n'est arrivée avant que l'établissement du groupe Moral Majority a mené des fondamentalistes auparavant apolitiques dans l'arène des politiques nationales. 
Les proclamations officielles de l'Année de la Bible incluent : 
*1983 -- Reagan signe la proclamation 5018 à la prière nationale du déjeuner tenue le 3 février, 1983. Cette proclamation a promulgué la première Année de la Bible nationale. 
*1999 -- Une Année Internationale de Lecture de la Bible a été proclamé par George H.W. Bush. "A Proclamation Proclamation 5018 -- Year of the Bible, 1983"
*L'état de la Pennsylvanie a passé une loi proclamant 2012 comme l'Année de la Bible dans cet Etat. Wilson, Mary. "Lawmakers designate 'Year of the Bible' in Pa.", NewsWorks.org website (operated by public TV station WHYY), posted 30 January 2012, accessed 16 March 2012.
Certains fondamentalistes salivent à l'idée de nouvelles Années de la Bible dans le futur.↑ "Proclamation 5018 | Maybe we can celebrate another “Year of the Bible” again… someday", Questioning With Boldness... website, posted 8 July 2011, accessed 16 March 2012.
==Voir aussi==
===Versions en autres langues===
==Références==
Category:Français
category:United States politics
Anointing

Anointing is the act of pouring oil over somebody as a religious ritual. The procedure started when ancient shepherds anointed the heads of sheep to prevent parasites entering their ears. 
Around 1300 BCE, it contained a combination of drugs — Cinnamon (MHDC), Calamus (ß-Asarone, a precursor for TMA-2),According to original Aramaic and Hebrew scriptures referenced by Sula Benet, the word is actually "Kaneh Bosm", which is aromatic, female, medical Cannabis in contrast to "Kaneh", the male hemp, used for shirts to bury the dead, as "bosm" means "fragrant". This would explain Jesus' healing "wonders" pharmacologically very well, if he wasn't just the fictional personification of political ideas, as the oil was reserved for the ruling elite of kings, priests, and prophets. Myrrh (DMT), Cassia (Ibogaine), and a hint of Olive Oil, poured over a priest, king, or prophet's head and beard in preparation for leadership and understanding of God.
The terms "anointing" and "anointed" are also used as Pentecostal dog whistle words, which mean "this person or ministry is filled with the Holy Spirit and speaks in tongues" without openly admitting they speak in tongues. You will most often see this on the Trinity Broadcasting Network when a televangelist's show is being introduced.
The Hebrew term 'Messiah' means "the anointed one." Same thing for the Greek word 'Christ'.
==See also==
*Baptism
*Essential oil
*Woo
==Notes==
Category:Religious terms
Answering Islam

Answering Islam is a website dedicated to converting Muslims to Christianity and to debunking incorrect Muslim claimsWho is "Answering Islam"? | answering-islam.org in favor of incorrect Christian claims.
The site hosts numerous criticisms of the Qur'an,The Qur'an - Claims & Evaluation | answering-islam.org including sections on contradictions,Contradictions / Difficulties in the Qur'an | answering-islam.org scientific foreknowledge,Qur'an and Science | answering-islam.org prophecies,Prophecy in the Qur'an? | answering-islam.org numerology,Is there a Numerical Miracle of the Qur'an? | answering-islam.org and textual integrity.Textual Variants of the Qur'an | answering-islam.org
The site is explicitly Christian and, as expected, remains incredibly apologetic to all forms of criticisms, contradictions, and various other aspects found within biblical scriptures, not to mention asserting Islam is of pagan origins while claiming the biblical narratives have absolutely no relation in the slightest with paganism — as opposed to the similar organization WikiIslam, which attacks Islam without supporting any particular religion. There is a Muslim counterpart called Answering Christianity,Answering Christianity: Islam Answers Trinitarian Beliefs. which does virtually the same things as Answering Islam, in that they heavily criticize doctrines of Christianity while being incredibly apologetic towards Islam; for bonus points, they go a little crazy by blaming Israel for 9/11.
==External links==
*Answering Islam Main Page
==References==
Category:Criticism of Islam
Category:Websites
Category:Christianity
Category:Apologetics and counter-apologetics
Answers Research Journal Volume 15

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Volume 15 of the Answers Research Journal ran through 2022.
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:Dr. Jerry Bergman, February 23, 2022
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:A. John M. Osgood, March 2, 2022
==See also==
*Answers Research Journal
*Answers in Genesis 
==External links==
*ARJ Vol. 15
==References==
Category:Answers Research Journal
Answers Research Journal volume 10

Volume 10 of the Answers Research Journal ran through 2017.
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:Jean O’Micks and Timothy L. Clarey, Aug. 30, 2017
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:John H. Whitmore and Raymond Strom, Nov. 15, 2017
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:Timothy L. Clarey and Davis J. Werner, Dec. 6, 2017
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:David Woetzel, Dec. 13, 2017
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*Answers Research Journal
*Answers in Genesis
==External links==
*ARJ Vol. 10
==References==
Category:Answers Research Journal
Answers Research Journal volume 11

Volume 11 of the Answers Research Journal ran through 2018.
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:Jason Lisle, 5 December 2018
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:Joshua D. Wilson, 19 December 2018
==See also==
*Answers Research Journal
*Answers in Genesis
==External links==
*ARJ Vol. 11
==References==
Category:Answers Research Journal