Talk:Maranatha Campus Ministries

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I believe that any article that is on Wikipedia should be perfected to give accurate, neutral, fair, balanced and especially USEFUL information... IF IT IS RETAINED ON WIKIPEDIA.

So I am trying to provide footnotes to better document this article.

However, the church has not existed for 16 years. So one may question whether the article should exist at all.

But I am going to continue to try to perfect it as long as it is up here. I am searching for more citations and sources to better footnote the article.

JUST GIVE US A LITTLE TIME, PLEASE! We have day jobs. So please give people a week or two to squeeze in some volunteer efforts in between work, family, etc.

Jon Moseley

BY THE WAY: What should we do when there is very powerful supporting information in the form of a book, such as a book EXACTLY DICUSSING THE ISSUE AT HAND (like shepherding), but the only reference to that is the book for sale?

Is that okay?

The book may give powerful, direct, and comprehensive information about the issue.

Jon Moseley

Blueboy96, like others, keep adding FALSE information. Not merely information that cannot be verified, but information KNOWINGLY FALSE.

For example, no one can exercise "control" over someone in a voluntary group. It is impossible. People were free to leave the church, and many did. So no one can "control" someone's life who is free to leave any time they want.

Similarly, Blueboy96 wants to say that members were "required" to follow the Biblical mandate to tithe. That is knowingly false. Is he saying that people had guns put to their head? Clearly not. Members were taught what the Bible teaches. They could not be "required" to do anything, and they were not.

JonMoseley