Talk:Brian Moore (novelist)
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[edit] Alleged anti-Catholicism
I have just made some changes to this recently added section. The section title has been altered to conform with WP:MOS and a duplicate hyperlink has been removed. I have attempted to be more precise concerning anit-doctrinare and anti-clerical themes. These are present in some works, but not in others. I have removed the quote as it lacks a source. Finally, related to all this, I have removed the anti-Catholicism tag. In short, 'Alleged Anti-Catholicism' (not my words) is not the same as 'Anti-Catholicism'. Furthermore, I note that Moore's work does not meet the definition of anti-Catholicism provided in Wikipedia.
Following, the manual of style, I've made several other changes to the rest of the entry. Victoriagirl 15:43, 27 March 2007 (UTC)
