Talk:St George's-Tron Church

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[edit] Tron

A tron is a (medieval) public balance or steelyard operated by a local authority and usually set adjacent to the marketplace. There's still one standing in Stenton, East Lothian.

My Scots dictionary defines tron as "marketplace", so I guess it means the church in the marketplace. -- Finlay McWalter | Talk 22:41, September 11, 2005 (UTC)

Wikipedia is supposed to stay completely neutral regarding faiths. I think that referring in the article to "the life-changing word of God" may be breaching that impartiality. 22:36, Mai 14, 2007