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Kathleen.wright5: Removed - Spam

2008-05-28T16:50:47Z

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JBJ: summary of myself

2005-09-10T14:42:55Z

summary of myself

JBJ: temptation to lcok

2005-09-05T18:05:32Z

temptation to lcok

JBJ at 23:03, 10 July 2005

2005-07-10T23:03:53Z

Muser at 00:43, 10 July 2005

2005-07-10T00:43:55Z

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Hi JBJ,

Sounds like an excellent idea. You never need permission to do anything on this wiki site - wish to change or start anything then go for it. Good luck getting the apologetics index underway. Anyone (Christians or non-Christians) can edit and add to the site and alter the articles. I trust God will guide us in the site. However, if you are writing an article that is specifically an opinion that you don't wish to be edited, that's fine too - you can ask for it to be protected or we can make you a sysop and you can protect it yourself.

Thanks.

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		+	Hi. I'm an overly optimistic college student who's going to change the whole world! On WikiChrisian
		+	I'm largely concerned with the overall structure, style, and future of the site. Otherwise, I like contributing to [[Apologetics]] and [[Current issues]] in the Church.
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	==Apologetics Index==		==Apologetics Index==
	I'd like to start/expand an index of apologetics and although others have done it, wiki sure seems the way to go. I really want to this as complete as possible (most info may be external links for a while) but I'd like a little discussion before I start. Is WikiChristian the best place for this? Eventually I'd like to use it as a place to point non-Christians to; since those people could edit the topics, is this practical? (For example, a Christian could write Revelation was written around 90 AD and a Muslim could edit it to 120 AD as he honestly thinks is more accurate.) I'm mainly intending orthodox subjects (biblical inerrancy, Trinity, etc) not interdenominational disputes.		I'd like to start/expand an index of apologetics and although others have done it, wiki sure seems the way to go. I really want to this as complete as possible (most info may be external links for a while) but I'd like a little discussion before I start. Is WikiChristian the best place for this? Eventually I'd like to use it as a place to point non-Christians to; since those people could edit the topics, is this practical? (For example, a Christian could write Revelation was written around 90 AD and a Muslim could edit it to 120 AD as he honestly thinks is more accurate.) I'm mainly intending orthodox subjects (biblical inerrancy, Trinity, etc) not interdenominational disputes.

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 I'd like to start/expand an index of apologetics and although others have done it, wiki sure seems the way to go. I really want to this as complete as possible (most info may be external links for a while) but I'd like a little discussion before I start. Is WikiChristian the best place for this? Eventually I'd like to use it as a place to point non-Christians to; since those people could edit the topics, is this practical? (For example, a Christian could write Revelation was written around 90 AD and a Muslim could edit it to 120 AD as he honestly thinks is more accurate.) I'm mainly intending orthodox subjects (biblical inerrancy, Trinity, etc) not interdenominational disputes.
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+* Locking makes the editing process much slower
-Hi JBJ,
+There is definitely a risk, because this is theory.  However, I think wikipedia is proof that the model works. I contributed to a couple controversial articles with pleasant disagreements and solutions. Where they have led, surely we can follow.

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	Hi JBJ,		Hi JBJ,

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