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"A notable fact in relation to Christianity and science is that the birth of modern science (see: Scientific Revolution) did occur in the geographic area of Christianized Europe." Uh, so what? Osama bin Laden was hired by the USA; does that make the US terrorists? (Don't say yes.) [[User:Mwaetht|Mwaetht]] 14:03, 23 March 2008 (EDT) | "A notable fact in relation to Christianity and science is that the birth of modern science (see: Scientific Revolution) did occur in the geographic area of Christianized Europe." Uh, so what? Osama bin Laden was hired by the USA; does that make the US terrorists? (Don't say yes.) [[User:Mwaetht|Mwaetht]] 14:03, 23 March 2008 (EDT) | ||
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| + | The first was removed because it effectively summarised what was added in the paragraph before, and contains a picture which merely serves to make reading harder. The second expresses a similar view. Neither add anything to the article that cannot be summarised, and our articles are to be concise and to the point, rather than overly verbose. [[User:TheGySom|TheGySom]] 21:59, 25 March 2008 (EDT) | ||
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"A notable fact in relation to Christianity and science is that the birth of modern science (see: Scientific Revolution) did occur in the geographic area of Christianized Europe." Uh, so what? Osama bin Laden was hired by the USA; does that make the US terrorists? (Don't say yes.) Mwaetht 14:03, 23 March 2008 (EDT)
Removal of Quotes
The first was removed because it effectively summarised what was added in the paragraph before, and contains a picture which merely serves to make reading harder. The second expresses a similar view. Neither add anything to the article that cannot be summarised, and our articles are to be concise and to the point, rather than overly verbose. TheGySom 21:59, 25 March 2008 (EDT)