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14 Mar 2007 The authors complain that Wikipedia has a “liberal bias,” and that its editors regularly edit articles to have a decidedly “anti-christian”
By Charles W. Moore Wednesday, March 07, 2007. That suggests Wikipedia is six times more liberal than the American public. it with a 'conservative/ Christian bias' - especially when it openly bashes what it was created to oppose .
7 Mar 2007 And Conservapedia claims there is an anti-Christian bias on Wikipedia?! But surely the worst example of liberal, anti-American bias on
A conservative, pro-American, pro-Christian wiki that began as a "class project evokes a common response from visitors: "Is this a joke?" Mar 5, 2007
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8 Mar 2007 In a March 2007 interview with The Guardian newspaper, Schlafly stated anti- American bias, and that attempts to include pro-Christian or
Last updated March 16, 2007 4:45 p.m. PT of a "neutral point of view," there is a consistent anti-American and anti-Christian bias in Wikipedia entries
Published in EricDSnider.com on March 5, 2007. Did you know that Wikipedia is full of anti-Christian and anti-American bias? Well, it is!
By Nate Anderson | Last updated March 4, 2007 7:22 PM. A conservative, pro- American, pro-Christian wiki that began as a "class project for a World History
by Motte Brown on 03/02/2007 at 11:40 AM. Wikipedia bills itself as a free online Here's a sample of the anti-Christian bias he cites: If you want to study the roots of the 20th Century American conservative movement,
A conservative, pro-American, pro-Christian wiki that began as a "class project evokes a common response from visitors: "Is this a joke?" Mar 5, 2007
Politics March 22, 2007. ABOUT TO BUY THE (WIKI) FARM: Special Interest Groups Break Away From His rationale: Wikipedia is “Anti-American, and Anti- Christian.” “[But] I do not feel that Wikipedia has an anti-Christian bias.”
By Nate Anderson | Last updated March 4, 2007 7:22 PM. A conservative, pro- American, pro-Christian wiki that began as a "class project for a World History
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