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As defined in the page, deceit is the "deliberate distortion or denial of the truth" If that is true, then Mr. Andrew Schlafly should not have created this site. Godspeed.
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[[Christianity]] and [[Judaism]] teach that deceit is morally wrong.<ref>For example, the [[Old Testament]] says, "Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor."[http://biblescripture.net/Commandments.html]</ref>
 
[[Christianity]] and [[Judaism]] teach that deceit is morally wrong.<ref>For example, the [[Old Testament]] says, "Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor."[http://biblescripture.net/Commandments.html]</ref>
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It is therefore ironic that Conservapedia calls itself "the trustworthy encyclopedia."
    
Deceit helps promote various [[belief system]]s with the public, as illustrated by the examples below. Nearly all of these examples consist of [[deceit]] that was [[embraced deceit|embraced]] by many people in order to advance an [[ideological]] goal. Most prominent modern examples are of [[liberal]]s hoping to mislead the public through [[propaganda]].   
 
Deceit helps promote various [[belief system]]s with the public, as illustrated by the examples below. Nearly all of these examples consist of [[deceit]] that was [[embraced deceit|embraced]] by many people in order to advance an [[ideological]] goal. Most prominent modern examples are of [[liberal]]s hoping to mislead the public through [[propaganda]].   

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