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Interational and Interreligious Federation for World Peace

2008-04-30T19:04:59Z

RobbieFowler:

International and Interreligious Federation for World Peace

2008-04-30T18:59:21Z

RobbieFowler: New page: The International and Interreligious Federation for World Peace is a facet of the Unification Church founded by the Sun Myung Moon.

The [[International and Interreligious Federation for World Peace]] is a facet of the [[Unification Church]] founded by the [[Sun Myung Moon]].

Interational and Interreligious Federation for World Peace

2008-04-30T18:58:36Z

RobbieFowler: sp

The [[International and Interreligious Federation for World Peace]] is a facet of the [[Unification Church]] founded by the [[Sun Myung Moon]].

Interational and Interreligious Federation for World Peace

2008-04-30T18:58:12Z

RobbieFowler: New page: The Interational and Interreligious Federation for World Peace is a facet of the Unification Church founded by the Sun Myung Moon.

The [[Interational and Interreligious Federation for World Peace]] is a facet of the [[Unification Church]] founded by the [[Sun Myung Moon]].

Talk:Summit of World Leaders

2008-04-30T18:55:49Z

RobbieFowler:

If you want to be critical, do so by providing sources. --[[User:Ed Poor|Ed Poor]] <sup>[[User talk:Ed Poor|Talk]]</sup> 14:52, 30 April 2008 (EDT)
:No fair. I am hardly being critical; if you believe that the entry is incorrect, you may of course add the details of World Leaders who have attended. They don't even need to be G8 to qualify, I guess. [[User:RobbieFowler|RobbieFowler]] 14:55, 30 April 2008 (EDT)

Summit of World Leaders

2008-04-30T18:49:30Z

RobbieFowler: New page: The Summit of World Leaders is the name given to a meeting sponsored by the Interational and Interreligious Federation for World Peace. No "world leaders" in the accepted sense of ...

The [[Summit of World Leaders]] is the name given to a meeting sponsored by the [[Interational and Interreligious Federation for World Peace]]. No "world leaders" in the accepted sense of the phrase have yet attended its meetings.

University of Bridgeport

2008-04-30T18:43:35Z

RobbieFowler: New page: The University of Bridgeport is a private university in Bridgeport, Connecticut, located in South Bridgeport on Long Island Sound. The university was taken over in 1992 by ...

The [[University of Bridgeport]] is a private university in [[Bridgeport]], [[Connecticut]], located in South Bridgeport on [[Long Island Sound]]. The university was taken over in 1992 by the [[Professors World Peace Academy]], part of the [[Unification Church]]. Its current [[president]] is [[Neil Albert Salonen]].

American Family Coalition

2008-04-30T18:35:19Z

RobbieFowler:

The [[American Family Coalition]] (AFC) is a national non-profit grassroots leadership alliance promoting family and community renewal through educational and faith-based initiatives. Its stated core objectives are:
*Strengthen marriages through the application of family education and positive family policies.
*Reduce youth violence and other high-risk behaviors such as sexual promiscuity through enhanced parenting, youth leadership, character education, and positive role model initiatives.
*Promote faith-based community building initiatives to address addictions and other social issues.

Founded by [[Sun Myung Moon]] in 1984, and funded by the [[Washington Times Foundation]], it was formerly presided over by [[David Caprara]], director of the [[Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives]] for the federal government's [[Corporation for National and Community Service]].

American Family Coalition

2008-04-30T18:32:31Z

RobbieFowler: New page: The American Family Coalition (AFC) is a national non-profit grassroots leadership alliance promoting family and community renewal through educational and faith-based initiatives. Its ...

The [[American Family Coalition]] (AFC) is a national non-profit grassroots leadership alliance promoting family and community renewal through educational and faith-based initiatives. Its stated core objectives are:
*Strengthen marriages through the application of family education and positive family policies.
*Reduce youth violence and other high-risk behaviors such as sexual promiscuity through enhanced parenting, youth leadership, character education, and positive role model initiatives.
*Promote faith-based community building initiatives to address addictions and other social issues.

Founded by [[Sun Myung Moon]] Moon in 1984, and funded by the [[Washington Times Foundation]], it was formerly presided over by [[David Caprara]], director of the [[Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives]] for the federal government's [[Corporation for National and Community Service]].

Talk:Unificationism

2008-04-30T15:45:26Z

RobbieFowler:

It's fairly obvious that a coordinated attack is not the same as "providing legitimate information". If the two gentlemen I block have reason to give credence to the sources supplied, I wonder why they felt it more important to repeat their changes than to explain them. --[[User:Ed Poor|Ed Poor]] <sup>[[User talk:Ed Poor|Talk]]</sup> 11:31, 30 April 2008 (EDT)

:It's fairly obvious that adding information to an encyclopedia article is not the same as a "coordinated attack". Explain the changes? Bit difficult for them to do that as you blocked them both immediately. That instablocking on your part, without asking for explanations of edits, was more of a "coordinated attack", hmm? [[User:RobbieFowler|RobbieFowler]] 11:45, 30 April 2008 (EDT)