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Please join the discussion on the talk page. We are trying to educate an annonymous user who refuses to sign posts, but wants his way. --[[User:CTSWyneken|CTSWyneken]] 21:23, 3 April 2006 (UTC)
Please join the discussion on the talk page. We are trying to educate an annonymous user who refuses to sign posts, but wants his way. --[[User:CTSWyneken|CTSWyneken]] 21:23, 3 April 2006 (UTC)

== [[Pope Pius XII]] ==

Hi. Sorry but I had to revert your edits. Its more than possible that some of your changes are OK but please: do not remove sourced information, do not add unsourced information, do not restore the POV fork section (i.e. "Angering Hitler" which is essentially a duplicate of "Relationship with Nazi Germany" where I merged it), and do not remove {{fact}} template until sources have been found. That said the article could clearly use some work. But it is obvious to me that you loaded the old version of the page before my edits to make your edits because you "changed" things like verbose section titles, etc. [[User:Savidan|savidan]]<sup>[[User_talk:Savidan|(talk)]] [[Wikipedia:Esperanza|<span style="color:#008000;">(e@)</span>]]</sup> 23:01, 6 April 2006 (UTC)

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Roman Emperors

Hi. I see we have different point of views on several matters (Maxentius, Western Roman Empire, and possibly others). Instead of starting an edit war, I would like to settle this (controversial) matter.

I would like all the edits to keep consistency throughout WP, as far as possible. I think it is confusing (for example) defining Maxentius emperor in the List of Roman Emperors and in his own article, and usurper in Maximinus and Western Roman Empire. Let's choose a single definition of him, and stick to it.

You can answer here, I am watching this page. --Panairjdde 12:10, 24 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Flamarande

I realized that I never sent you an E-mail despite your frequent edits on all the articles of the Roman civilization. Well, better late than never... Hi, I am Flamarande, I am a Roman-fan, and read alltoo much about ancient Rome. I am (somewhat) engaged in the reforms and improvements of the articles Western Europe, Barcid, SPQR, romanization (cultural), Roman republic, Roman empire, and, last but not least, Western Roman empire. I find that Wikipedia is fine idea , alltough far from perfect (as Jimbo also is). What I want of you? Well, nothing really, I am just saluting a fellow Roman-Fan. Flamarande 14:25, 26 March 2006 (UTC) PS: Noch ein anderer verrückter Deutscher? Ihr seid wirklich überall :).[reply]

Ok, we trying to debate the issue: "Who was the first Western Roman emperor ?" at Template talk:Western Roman Empire infobox in a rational and civilized manner. Your opinion would be much apriciated. Flamarande 12:17, 27 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hey, we need your opinion in the debate, or we will decide the matter between ourselfes. What am I talking about? Read above, for chris´sake. Flamarande 10:37, 30 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hmm, I can agree with your opinion about the motto. If you know latin, and if you have the time, would you check the article SPQR for any bad translations? Flamarande 12:15, 30 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Roman Catholic politicians category in Hitler article

What doesn't matter is your wish to cast bad light on Catholicism by making Hitler a Catholic. We have to face up to the fact that Hitler came from a Catholic family, but you have to face up to the fact that you cannot legitimately use this stick to beat the Church. Go and get yourself another stick.

I never said anything derogatory or polemic about catholicism or its adherents. Why should you accuse me of using Hitler's catholicism (or in your case, the lack thereof) as a "stick to beat 'the Church?'"

And about the comment you made about him killing Jews, I have one thing to say. He killed a lot of people, and specifically stating he killed Catholics is a faulty defense. I know Atheists who killed Atheists (Stalin killed countless numbers of Russian people, and some were undoubtedly faithless when considering the severe persecution of theists in the Soviet Union), but that doesn't mean he didn't believe the same things they believed.

Even if his deeds contradict his catholicism, he still professed the religion. If you were to use this logic, professing Christians wouldn't even be able to say they're Christians. And George Bush (using the example you used) wouldn't be a Methodist, because he's done a lot of things that aren't Methodist norm (say, invading a nation and lying about WMDs).

I believe he was a practicing Catholic. And although you may think otherwise, this is not about my beliefs against the Catholic Church (whatever they may be), but rather Hitler's perception of himself. Please don't delete this comment and reply on my talk page, it would be much more conventional. Эйрон Кинни (t) 00:37, 31 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Names of Jesus

Please join the discussion on the talk page. We are trying to educate an annonymous user who refuses to sign posts, but wants his way. --CTSWyneken 21:23, 3 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hi. Sorry but I had to revert your edits. Its more than possible that some of your changes are OK but please: do not remove sourced information, do not add unsourced information, do not restore the POV fork section (i.e. "Angering Hitler" which is essentially a duplicate of "Relationship with Nazi Germany" where I merged it), and do not remove [citation needed] template until sources have been found. That said the article could clearly use some work. But it is obvious to me that you loaded the old version of the page before my edits to make your edits because you "changed" things like verbose section titles, etc. savidan(talk) (e@) 23:01, 6 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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