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| − | I spent time researching as far as finding leading Protestant ministries who provided high quality content on the subject at | + | I spent time researching as far as finding leading Protestant ministries who provided high quality content on the subject at hand. My work was promptly pretty much deleted and buried in the midst of links at the bottom of the page. This is unacceptable. In the Western World, we live in a pluralistic society when it comes to the various groups who claim to be a part of Christendom. In addition, the USA is very pro-Israel and Jewish people face little anti-semitism compared to many people. In short, we live in a society where the these camps attempt to compete on merit and not via censorship. So I reverted the article and locked it as I don't want to get into an edit war. |
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| + | The reason I don't say we live in a completely pluralistic society when it comes to religion, is that a lot of Americans/Erupeans don't want Muslim immigrants post 9/11, the Paris terrorist attacks, etc.16:40, 14 August 2019 (EDT) | ||
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I spent time researching as far as finding leading Protestant ministries who provided high quality content on the subject at hand. My work was promptly pretty much deleted and buried in the midst of links at the bottom of the page. This is unacceptable. In the Western World, we live in a pluralistic society when it comes to the various groups who claim to be a part of Christendom. In addition, the USA is very pro-Israel and Jewish people face little anti-semitism compared to many people. In short, we live in a society where the these camps attempt to compete on merit and not via censorship. So I reverted the article and locked it as I don't want to get into an edit war.
The reason I don't say we live in a completely pluralistic society when it comes to religion, is that a lot of Americans/Erupeans don't want Muslim immigrants post 9/11, the Paris terrorist attacks, etc.16:40, 14 August 2019 (EDT)
