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To be really honest, the quality of the questions and answers on the Latin site is immensely superior to that of those on the English site. Are we sure that we want to attractinvite the sort of questions that are debated there? Also, rather than attracting the narrow-minded Christians who populate the "Christianity" site I think we ought to attractlure the better class of users who populate the "Biblical hermeneutics" site.

To be really honest, the quality of the questions and answers on the Latin site is immensely superior to those on the English site. Are we sure that we want to attract the sort of questions that are debated there? Also, rather than attracting the narrow-minded Christians who populate the "Christianity" site I think we ought to attract the better class of users who populate the "Biblical hermeneutics" site.

To be really honest, the quality of the questions and answers on the Latin site is immensely superior to that of those on the English site. Are we sure that we want to invite the sort of questions that are debated there? Also, rather than attracting the narrow-minded Christians who populate the "Christianity" site I think we ought to lure the better class of users who populate the "Biblical hermeneutics" site.

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  • 18k
  • 8
  • 2

To be really honest, the quality of the questions and answers on the Latin site is immensely superior to those on the English site. Are we sure that we want to attract the sort of questions that are debated there? Also, rather than attracting the narrow-minded Christians who populate the "Christianity" site I think we ought to attract the better class of users who populate the "Biblical hermeneutics" site.