Chana Maven
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Hello! Your Article for Deletion request on Cultural Judaism has closed with the article remaining on Wikipedia. If I can, I would ask that you please familiarize yourself with the editorial requirements of this website (see the links above) before you present articles as candidates for deletion. Thank you! And Adoil Descended (talk) 02:31, 7 February 2013 (UTC)
I tried to contact Adoil and it said permission denied. I had read the requirements for submitting an article for deletion before I submitted it, as there were links to pages that did not exist, there is no actual support to claim there is a "movement" of Judaism called Cultural Judaism at all. The additional edits since my submission even support that. I also note that I discovered after I submitted it that it had been submitted for Deletion request in 2006 and the page I found there said a consensus supported deletion based on the same criteria that I discovered it fit according to the page instructing about articles for deletion requirements. I'm at a loss why it remains and who decided to remove my Deletion request? There is NO Singular Jewish culture. Therefore, how can you have a movement called "Cultural Judaism" when Judaism is a religion, and their claim is that it is not a religion. It makes no sense and is only used to confuse and studying Jewish cultures (in the plural) is something many religious Jews engage in, as well..and they're no more a part of a movement of Cultural Judaism than any one who claiims there is such an entity. Chana Maven (talk) 04:20, 7 February 2013 (UTC)