[Wikipedia-l] Re: MT and pro-Catholic bias
Karl Eichwalder
ke at gnu.franken.de
Wed Oct 22 04:31:20 UTC 2003
"James Duffy" <jtdire at hotmail.com> writes:
> When someone is beatified, wikipedia articles start with the
> beatification name, eg, 'Blessed John XXIII'.
This must be changed. Wikipedia is not a catholic encyclopedia. First
of all, these are human beings and later on other human beings said
they are blessed. Within the article, don't use "St" as a predicate;
instead write "saint" (if necessary at all).
Starting an article as follows: "Saint Bernard of Clairvaux" will offend
many a lot human beings who are not members of the Roman church.
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