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:Is NPOV really what we're striving for?  I thought that we had a definite and distinct point of view.  Of course, this is not to say that we ought to be uncharitable in expressing it.[[User:Dogface|Dogface]] 10:33, March 1, 2006 (CST)
 
:Is NPOV really what we're striving for?  I thought that we had a definite and distinct point of view.  Of course, this is not to say that we ought to be uncharitable in expressing it.[[User:Dogface|Dogface]] 10:33, March 1, 2006 (CST)
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::Hi Dogface (how can I not smile when writing that?!) - Our definition of NPOV is different from Wikipedia's, since we enshrine "A mainstream Chalcedonian bias" as the basis of neutrality. (This is a recognition that there is no true "neutral", but  our understanding of truth comes ultimately through revelation.)
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All that said, if I remember the issue, I think I was saying that we should generally let the facts speak for themeselves rather simply resorting to invective. [[User:FrJohn|Fr. John]]

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I've reverted the working of the first paragraph because it conforms better to N.P.O.V. The content is basically the same. No doubt, there are many serious things to discuss here, but let's allow the facts to speak for themselves. Fr. John

Is NPOV really what we're striving for? I thought that we had a definite and distinct point of view. Of course, this is not to say that we ought to be uncharitable in expressing it.Dogface 10:33, March 1, 2006 (CST)
Hi Dogface (how can I not smile when writing that?!) - Our definition of NPOV is different from Wikipedia's, since we enshrine "A mainstream Chalcedonian bias" as the basis of neutrality. (This is a recognition that there is no true "neutral", but our understanding of truth comes ultimately through revelation.)

All that said, if I remember the issue, I think I was saying that we should generally let the facts speak for themeselves rather simply resorting to invective. Fr. John