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== Target of religious prosecution == | ||
| The story of religious persecution is not even POV; it's just plain wrong. | The story of religious persecution is not even POV; it's just plain wrong. | ||
| The facts of the matter are that the Moscow Patriarchate's church attempted to get itself registered under the very same name already used by the Constantinople Patriarchate's church. Name duplication is not allowed by law, and for a good reason -- and the church refused for years to consider having another name, instead finding it more profitable to make nonsense claims of persecution in media. ] 07:05, 14 June 2007 (UTC) | The facts of the matter are that the Moscow Patriarchate's church attempted to get itself registered under the very same name already used by the Constantinople Patriarchate's church. Name duplication is not allowed by law, and for a good reason -- and the church refused for years to consider having another name, instead finding it more profitable to make nonsense claims of persecution in media. ] 07:05, 14 June 2007 (UTC) | ||
| Please don't put this prosecution text back. It's definitely not a place for the disambiguation page. The problem is more complex, and it should be discussed on the main article controversy section. Adding this text here is just childish mud throwing and serves no good purpose in ecyclopedia. ] 10:29, 14 June 2007 (UTC) | Please don't put this prosecution text back. It's definitely not a place for the disambiguation page. The problem is more complex, and it should be discussed on the main article controversy section. Adding this text here is just childish mud throwing and serves no good purpose in ecyclopedia. ] 10:29, 14 June 2007 (UTC) | ||
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Target of religious prosecution
The story of religious persecution is not even POV; it's just plain wrong.
The facts of the matter are that the Moscow Patriarchate's church attempted to get itself registered under the very same name already used by the Constantinople Patriarchate's church. Name duplication is not allowed by law, and for a good reason -- and the church refused for years to consider having another name, instead finding it more profitable to make nonsense claims of persecution in media. Digwuren 07:05, 14 June 2007 (UTC)
Please don't put this prosecution text back. It's definitely not a place for the disambiguation page. The problem is more complex, and it should be discussed on the main article controversy section. Adding this text here is just childish mud throwing and serves no good purpose in ecyclopedia. Suva 10:29, 14 June 2007 (UTC)