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Opening statement. Ovadyah 22:49, 17 October 2007 (UTC)

1 Evidence of personal attacks and editorial bullying
- 1.1 Sequence of reverts, editorial bullying, inappropriate application of disputed tags, and editing against consensus of three editors, leading to locking of the article
2 Evidence of fraud

Evidence of personal attacks and editorial bullying

Sequence of reverts, editorial bullying, inappropriate application of disputed tags, and editing against consensus of three editors, leading to locking of the article

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3RR report on Loremaster resulting in a block

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Evidence of fraud

Essenes = Christians

MP pushing the discredited POV that the Essenes are the same as early Christians against the consensus of three editors.

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Vegetarianism / Pliny

Price conflating three highly conjectural POVs that JTB was a vegetarian based on Epiphanius, and JTB was an Essene, therefore, the Essenes were vegetarians.

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Price pushing the logical fallacy of nothingness as a positive proof of Essene vegetarianism.

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Price making the knowingly false assertion that a quotation from Pliny "proves" the Essenes were vegetarians.

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"On the west side of the Dead Sea, but out of range of the noxious exhalations of the coast, is the solitary tribe of the Essenes , which is remarkable beyond all the other tribes in the whole word, as it has no women and has renounced all sexual desire, has no money , and has only palm-trees for company." - Pliny the Elder (23 C.E?-79 C.E.)

MP attempts to revive the veggie assertion using the unreliable Rabinowitz as a source.

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Charlesworth / John the Baptist

MP falsely claims that James H. Charlesworth linked the Ebionites to the Essenes, and he violates WP:OR by conflating both groups with John the Baptist. I provide verifiable source evidence to the contrary, but MP refuses to remove the claim, based upon a television interview that other editors cannot access, and refuses to provide specific evidence to prove this claim on the talk page.

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