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First of all, I did wait a week to gather a concensus. I waited even longer. Second, the page has been split, so why did you wit until now to say you oppose the split? aido2002 19:44, 2 June 2006 (UTC)
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- Wikipedia equals group concensus. After long -- very long -- discussions on a variety of articles, this is where the LDS movement has been placed in Wiki. You may not agree. That is fine. On List of groups referred to as cults it reads Inclusion of a group within this list is dependent upon that group being labelled a "cult" or "sect" by one or more of the listed sources. It does not imply that it has been proved, in any manner, that that group is a "cult" or "sect". Definitions, sources, and materials can all be cited, but Wikipedia's efforts are toward NPOV. True neutrality may be unattainable on religious articles, and that topic is often debated here as faith and a religion's place in the cosmos cannot be proven. But, your assertion probably belongs on the talk page at List of religions once classed as cults, where you can interact with editors involved in those discussions. Best wishes. WBardwin 06:43, 23 April 2006 (UTC)
First of all, I did wait a week to gather a concensus. I waited even longer. Second, the page has been split, so why did you wit until now to say you oppose the split? aido2002 19:44, 2 June 2006 (UTC)
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