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  Conservapedia

  Conservapedia (/kənˌsɜː(r)vəˈpiːdiə/; kən-SU(R)-və-PEE-di-ə) is an English-language, wiki-based, online encyclopedia written from a self-described American

  RationalWiki counterpoint to the Christian fundamentalist Conservapedia after an incident in which some editors of Conservapedia were banned. RationalWiki has been described
  Andrew Schlafly activist. He is the founder and owner of the wiki encyclopedia project Conservapedia. He is the son of the conservative activist and lawyer Phyllis Schlafly
  List of online encyclopedias co-founder". The Daily Pennsylvanian. Anderson, Nate (2007-03-05). "Conservapedia hopes to "fix" Wikipedia's "liberal bias"". Retrieved 2019-04-05. Stöcker
  Ideological bias on Wikipedia content of wikis with explicit ideological biases, like RationalWiki and Conservapedia, is more unbalanced than that of wikis (like Wikipedia) or encyclopedias
  Conservapedia Conservapedia (/kənˌsɜː(r)vəˈpiːdiə/; kən-SU(R)-və-PEE-di-ə) is an English-language, wiki-based, online encyclopedia written from a self-described American
  Conservapedia - Wikipedia Conservapedia has received negative reactions from the mainstream media and political figures,[13][14] and has been criticized by liberal and conservativ…

• https://aphyr.com/tags/conservapedia — found via Mwmbl

  Tag: Conservapedia

  One way to evaluate religions, or quasi-religions, is to look at the fruit it bears. What has it helped achieved? In the case of relativity, it has produ…

  Physics Fail: Conservapedia Edition One way to evaluate religions, or quasi-religions, is to look at the fruit it bears. What has it helped achieved? In the case of relativity, it has produ…

• https://conservapedia.com/ME — found via Mwmbl

  ME - Conservapedia

  PC - Conservapedia
  Law - Conservapedia Law The law is a code of rules that all people in a certain society must follow. The law is a combination of those rules and principles of conduct promul…
  Gad - Conservapedia Contents Date of birth In the summer of 2250 AM, Leah realized that she had broken her earlier pattern of pregnancy and childbirth. So, just as Rachel ha…
  Asa - Conservapedia The Bible does not say how old Asa was when he began to reign. However, his grandfather Rehoboam [1] died at the age of 58, and Asa began to reign a scant…
  Pan - Conservapedia Pan Pan is the god of nature in ancient Greekmythology. He is a lesser god and is usually viewed having legs similar to a goat including fur. Pan is also…
  Reu - Conservapedia Reu Reu (Hebrew: רְעוּ, Re'u; "his friend, his shepherd") (1787 AM-2026 AM or 2217 BC-1978 BC) is the named son of Peleg. He was born in 1787 AM. When he…
  Dog - Conservapedia The dog (Canis lupus familiaris) is a mammal of the family Canidae, order Carnivora, and the principal animal companion to mankind. With domestication ma…
  Ice - Conservapedia
  HPV - Conservapedia HPV is short for the "human papillomavirus," which is a family of viruses that infect epithelial tissues such as the skin and mucosa. There are over 200 k…
  Han - Conservapedia
  NGO - Conservapedia NGO NGO is the abbreviation for non-governmental organization. The term represents a wide variety of typically private organizations engaged in social,hu…
  Air - Conservapedia The atmosphere surrounding the Earth consists of a mixture of gases commonly called air . The most common gases are nitrogen (77%) and oxygen (about 22%).…
  Eon - Conservapedia Eon Eon, a variation of aeon (Greek αίών—a space of time, an age, a cycle (of time), especially of the present age as contrasted with the future age, and…
  Egg - Conservapedia Egg An egg is a reproductive capsule produced by many animals to reproduce. Fertilized eggs contain embryos which develop into whichever animal laid it. …
  Oak - Conservapedia
  Leg - Conservapedia Leg A leg is a limb that is used for standing, walking and running. It consists of several muscles, joints, and bones. Humans and bipedal animals have tw…
  Pus - Conservapedia
  Arm - Conservapedia
  DDT - Conservapedia DDT Dichloro-diphenyl-trichloroethane, commonly known as DDT, is a synthetic organic chemical compound that was first made in 1874 by Othmar Zeidler, an …
  War - Conservapedia War is a prolonged state of violent conflict between two or more states. War has been conducted for many purposes, such as the acquisition of goods, seizi…
  FLQ - Conservapedia FLQ The Front de libération du Québec (Quebec Liberation Front) also known as the FLQ was a nationalist and Marxist revolutionary group seeking independe…
  VRT - Conservapedia VRT VRT (Vlaamse Radio en Televisieomroeporganisatie, English: Flemish Radio and Television Broadcasting Organization) is a national broadcaster in Fland…
  TBS - Conservapedia
  Disc jockey - Conservapedia
  Russia Today - Conservapedia Russia Today RT (formerly Russia Today) is a Moscow-based television channel and a global news network subsidized by the government of the Russian Federa…
  Noah's Ark - Conservapedia Noah's Ark The replica of Noah's ark shown above is 1/75 scale. For comparison purposes, both the railroad stockcar and model of the sailing ship Pinta (…
  Homer - Conservapedia Homer Homer (8th century B.C.) was a Greek poet and the attributed author of the Iliad and the Odyssey. He was also supposedly blind; but, if he was, it …
  Month - Conservapedia Month A month is a portion of a year corresponding roughly to the passage of the Earth round the moon (a 'lunar month', of which there are, in fact, thir…
  United Kingdom - Conservapedia The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland ( UK ) is a sovereign state north-west of mainland Europe . It comprises England , Scotland and W…
  Sturmabteilung - Conservapedia Sturmabteilung The Sturmabteilung (German: "Assault Division"; abbreviated as SA), were a paramilitary organization within the Nazi Party in interwar Ger…
  Prisoner of War - Conservapedia A Prisoner of War (POW) is a soldier captured by an enemy military force during the course of war , and held as a prisone], often for the purposes of inte…
  Winter - Conservapedia Winter is marked by decreased temperatures, often the lowest of the year. This is due to the tilt of the Earth's axis causing sunlight to be reduced in a…
  King James Bible - Conservapedia The King James Version (also called the Authorized Version , or, in older texts, the English Bible , our English Bible , and sometimes the She Bible ) of …
  Cable News Network - Conservapedia Cable News Network The Cable News Network (CNN also known in some quarters as Xi-NN) is a far-left outlet for Chinese Communist propaganda posing as an a…

• https://scienceblogs.com/authority/2009/03/09/conservapedia-tonight-2 — found via Mwmbl

  Conservapedia Tonight | ScienceBlogs

  Conservapedia Tonight Tonight's entry isn't actually from one of Conservapedia's "encyclopedia" articles. Instead, it's from one of their "debate" pages.…

  Conservapedia evolves | ScienceBlogs Conservapedia evolves A few days ago I mentioned the Conservapedia entry on evolution as being notably bad. Well, it has changed over the past few days (…