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Protected "The Golden Compass": Editing conflicts, especially trying to remove knowledge of the atheistic theme [edit=sysop:move=sysop]
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have any of you -read- this book?
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Pullman's simplistically harsh view of the church and God posit a power-hungry, misanthropic institution out of control, and a detached, domineering God devoid of grace
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an anti-religious novel
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An acceptable compromise?
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better phrasing?
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Wikilinks (even if they are red)
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More
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Undo revision 448474 by Special:Contributions/Underscoreb (User talk:Underscoreb) -- Young adults, would that be 18 and 19? -- revert stands
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Undo revision 448450 by Special:Contributions/Learn together (User talk:Learn together) Reverted a needless reversion
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Reference section/form
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this is only one side, so there is no controversy - that requires 2 sides
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how can he be an atheist if he hates God?
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The golden compass moved to The Golden Compass: a book or movie title is always a proper noun
mNew page: ''The Golden Compass'' is one in a trilogy of novels by Philip Pullman, recently released in a film adaptation starring Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig. Plot summary (from [http://www.amaz...
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