User talk:Biblical1

Your AMA request
I saw that you put that everything was worked out. Do you still require advocacy? If you don't, just leave another note on your case page. -Royalguard11 (Talk·Desk) 21:52, 14 October 2006 (UTC)

Administrative comments on Criticism of Christianity?
I just wanted to make sure you got my question, I have no idea what "Administrative edits" you refer to, a WP:OFFICE action likely would of been posted somewhere with a warning. Homestarmy 14:02, 1 December 2006 (UTC)

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Criticism of Christianity
Please try to assume good faith and keep a civil tone. Your last edit summary crossed this line. Also, it is never productive to revert an editor who in good faith restored the article to a longstanding version. If you want to make a bold change, that's fine, but if it gets reverted, DO NOT revert again, but instead go to the talk page and discuss your proposal, so perhaps a new consensus can be raised. Working with the community is essential to wikipedia. Reverting without discussion is just a form of disruptive editing. Thanks for your consideration.-Andrew c [talk] 17:10, 9 November 2007 (UTC)

November 2007
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Requests for mediation/Criticism of Christianity
I have left you a note there asking for some more details. The message is at the bottom of the page. Thanks,  Daniel  10:53, 9 December 2007 (UTC)

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 * Original message, copied from User talk:Daniel at 05:39, 10 December 2007 (UTC).

My requst for mediation was rejected but I was wondering if you would aid me. I'm having trouble fixing the criticism of christianity webpage. Two particular editors (the two I listed on the mediation - Peter and Logan) continually revert material that critisizes Christianity. They've also inserted on 5 different occasions apologetic works under the further reading section, even though it's not in line with the subject of the page. They also have vandalized the compatability with science page by inserting references from two Christian philosophers - "historians of Science" is what they claim - and they claim there was never a problem with science and christianity. They also included 4-5 pictures in that one section that have little to do with "conflict with science and christianity". I need someone who is more familiar with Wikipedia rules than I. I don't have time to mediate the page and I'm just a wikipediazen looking to have the article fair and objective. If you could swing by and take a look, that would be much appreciated. I've had to protect the page from these trolls for at least 3 months and no moderator has helped. Thank you for reading. Biblical1 (talk) 05:24, 10 December 2007 (UTC)
 * Given I have already advised another user in this dispute on a similar topic (see this section, above), I cannot intervene in the situation. If you believe that the two are acting inappropriately and discussion doesn't result in the resolution you wish for, you could try a user requests for comment (note that you have to demonstrate that you have tried and failed to resolve the dispute, and there must be another user who has done so also). Asking for comments on WikiProject Christianity's talk page might also be beneficial. However, I doubt the users are "vandalising" - they seem to be acting in good faith, which means that by Wikipedia defintion they are not vandalising. Cheers,  Daniel  05:39, 10 December 2007 (UTC)

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