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<div>Tired of the '''LIBERAL BIAS''' every time you search on Google and a Wikipedia page appears?   
 
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Welcome to Conservapedia

Your Conservative Encyclopedia! An online encyclopedia you can trust.

Tired of the LIBERAL BIAS every time you search on Google and a Wikipedia page appears?

On Wikipedia, "A.D." is the anti-Christian "C.E.", Christianity is not given full credit for the Renaissance, liberal editors remove conservative edits, and a page describing Wikipedia bias was taken completely down!


Here is a succinct and educational resource for you, your children and your students. Conservapedia does not clutter its pages with trivia, vulgarity, political correctness or National Enquirer-like material. Conservapedia is a true educational resource, and it's free for your benefit.

Conservapedia: an online encyclopedia you can trust.



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