Sjwilling

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Hi there,

Wikipedia determines what's important about a subject (i.e. what should be included) by what reliable sources say about the subject. The material you're adding cites only AiG. We need a reason to highlight that content from AiG, and we would defer to other sources for that (ones that meet the reliable sourcing policy). The claim you're adding isn't particularly controversial, but especially with a controversial subject like AiG, we need to be sure any additions are properly sourced to reliable publications.

Most urgently, however, you should know that one of the few brightline rules Wikipedia has is for edit warring (restoring the same material multiple times). Doing so generally leads to blocks/bans. If you'd like to discuss it more, please do so at the talk page for the article, which is precisely for such discussions. :) — Rhododendrites ^talk \\ 21:35, 20 July 2019 (UTC)