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What religions were covered?
The institute is currently described as "focused on religious text", but there is no indication of what religion(s) it included. Reading between the lines, it appears to be exclusively Judeo-Christian, or possibly just Christian, and if that is the case then the article should say so. Or did it cover all religions? If that is the case then the article should say so.
Gronk Oz (
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Looking into the references, is is increasingly obvious that this institute focussed exclusively on Christian and related texts. I will update the article accordingly.--
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What religions were covered?
The institute is currently described as "focused on religious text", but there is no indication of what religion(s) it included. Reading between the lines, it appears to be exclusively Judeo-Christian, or possibly just Christian, and if that is the case then the article should say so. Or did it cover all religions? If that is the case then the article should say so.
Gronk Oz (
talk) 07:55, 11 April 2024 (UTC)reply
Looking into the references, is is increasingly obvious that this institute focussed exclusively on Christian and related texts. I will update the article accordingly.--
Gronk Oz (
talk) 08:51, 11 April 2024 (UTC)reply