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A lengthy diatribe was reverted because it opened with the false and unsupported claim that "conservatives" supported retention of the passage, and because the diatribe read like a copy of something published elsewhere.  Only original work, please, and false claims about what "conservatives" think are particularly disfavored here, especially when made by liberals.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 21:52, 9 October 2009 (EDT)

A lengthy diatribe was reverted because it opened with the false and unsupported claim that "conservatives" supported retention of the passage, and because the diatribe read like a copy of something published elsewhere.  Only original work, please, and false claims about what "conservatives" think are particularly disfavored here, especially when made by liberals.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 21:52, 9 October 2009 (EDT)

:I never saw this revert, and it was neither a "diatribe," nor is it a copy of something published elsewhere, but a compilation of referenced material, and my own words of descriptions. Moreover, the section opened with the words, "The strongest support for the retention of the pericope de adultera comes from certain conservatives" which is entirely true (as refs above on this page and in the article attest). As is the fact that liberals love to cut and paste from the Bible, and find Jesus calling adultery "sin" and commanding her to cease practicing it, to be repulsive. While liberals also love to quote Mt. 7:1, and no doubt we might be tempted to delete that as well, yet the issue 2Pet. 3:16 warns of is always a reality. See Dave Miller at apologetics press [http://www.apologeticspress.org/articles/2324] for his reproof of liberals on Jn. 8.  

:I never saw this revert, and it was neither a "diatribe," nor is it a copy of something published elsewhere, but a compilation of referenced material, and my own words of descriptions and argumentation. Moreover, the section opened with the words, "The strongest support for the retention of the pericope de adultera comes from certain conservatives" which is entirely true (as refs above on this page and in the article attest). As is the fact that liberals love to cut and paste from the Bible, and find Jesus calling adultery "sin" and commanding her to cease practicing it, to be repulsive. While liberals also love to quote Mt. 7:1, and no doubt we might be tempted to delete that as well, yet the issue 2Pet. 3:16 warns of is always a reality. See Dave Miller at apologetics press [http://www.apologeticspress.org/articles/2324] for his reproof of liberals on Jn. 8.  

:Rather than quickly deleting the whole thing, your objection to the opening claim could have easily been rectified by changing conservatives to "certain commentators," and suspicions about plagiarism addressed to me, who puts a priority upon referencing things.       

:Rather than quickly deleting the whole thing, your objection to the opening claim could have easily been rectified by changing conservatives to "certain commentators," and suspicions about plagiarism addressed to me, who puts a priority upon referencing things.