Talk:History of Lutheranism

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[edit] Causes of the Reformation

I have lots of information that I can add to an article about causes of the Lutheran Reformation. This information gives reasons the Protestants disagreed with the Roman Catholic Church. However, it may appear to be from a biased point of view, but I don't believe it is. It is designed to be from the POV of a Protestant Reformer, giving their reasons for disagreeing with the Roman Catholic Church doctrines. I tried doing this edit already, and a "patroler" decided to rever it and recommend I discuss it in the discussion section. What do you think? Is it ok to have some biased information if it is necessary to give a point and educate why the Protestans wanted reform? Contact me here or on my talk page. Thanks Kosmkrmr 01:37, 8 February 2007 (UTC)