The Conservapedia: If Wiki is too scientific for your simple religious mind.

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http://www.conservapedia.com/

one must only post family friendly articles that are 100***37; true!
BCE/CE date notation is wrong and all must be BC/AD to properly show christianity's influence on the word.
All spellings must be in the proper americanized form, no liberals spewing euro-biased Colour here!

Notable articles include:

Originally Posted by http://www.conservapedia.com/Iraq

Iraq

A Middle-Eastern country, invaded in 2003 and currently occupied by a U.S.-led coalition.

or

Originally Posted by http://www.conservapedia.com/Germany

Germany

A country in central Europe that was blamed for both World Wars as it claimed to be the dominate race of mankind.

(those are both the whole article)

It also contains great nuggets of conservative wisdom, such as this from the article on Karl Popper, showing us that thinking about how things could be better is a waste of time

Originally Posted by http://www.conservapedia.com/Karl_Popper

Popper proposed applying his theory of falsification to proposals in ethics and politics. Popper's approach even has merit in debunking claims that "if only ..." something happened, then everything would be better. "If only I were a wealthy man, then ...." There is no way to falsify such claims even if they were false, so there is no point in wasting any time thinking about them.

And this here making sure we all remember that Native Americans really were a backward savage race. And that the wheel is for more than just your pickup truck.

Originally Posted by http://www.conservapedia.com/Mesopotamia

Inventions: We can thank Mesopotamia (probably Ur) for inventing the wheel in about 3500 B.C., which is the single greatest invention of all time. It is used for much more than transportation. The wheel is essential to manufacturing and even pre-digital watches. No American civilization had the wheel until the Europeans brought it to them.