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Wikipedia acceps the BCE/CE dating convention, rather than the B.C./A.D. convention, to keep with its policy of remaining a neutral web source. This has been taken to be a denial of the divinity of [[Jesus Christ]] by many Christian groups{{fact}}. Further, Wikipedia shows bias in accepting non-American spellings, despite the fact that the majority of English speakers are American{{fact}}. | Wikipedia acceps the BCE/CE dating convention, rather than the B.C./A.D. convention, to keep with its policy of remaining a neutral web source. This has been taken to be a denial of the divinity of [[Jesus Christ]] by many Christian groups{{fact}}. Further, Wikipedia shows bias in accepting non-American spellings, despite the fact that the majority of English speakers are American{{fact}}. | ||
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Revision as of 20:15, March 12, 2007
Wikipedia is a free content online encyclopedia established on January 15, 2001. It currently has over 6 million articles, written in 250 languages[1] on various topics. Like Conservapedia, it is a wiki that is written and edited by its users. Anyone can add to or edit the content on Wikipedia.
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Wikipedia acceps the BCE/CE dating convention, rather than the B.C./A.D. convention, to keep with its policy of remaining a neutral web source. This has been taken to be a denial of the divinity of Jesus Christ by many Christian groups[Citation Needed]. Further, Wikipedia shows bias in accepting non-American spellings, despite the fact that the majority of English speakers are American[Citation Needed].