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What's with the theology section of this article? The book mention seems appropriate for the "Career" section if it's notable at all while his statement about the motivation for his work relating to anthropology seems like an obvious, if somewhat unimportant, point to go in the "Anthropology" section
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we should take the time to get this right. If there are a multitude of reliable sources calling him far-right in their own voice, I'd push for a wiki-voice label. I don't think that's the case. Part of the disputed material is analysis and quotes of one of his books cited only to the primary source.
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Knowledge is famous for providing general information with a neutral tone. However, this article lacks arguments opposing the main layout, which leads one to think that it is not impartial at all. I request the editors to take a look on the opposite side and provide some critique. Otherwise, the
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Then we can say "according to", but if it is only one source not in the lede (which is summary of the important bits of our article, and one line is not "important bits of our article").
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