On Sunday 02 March 2003 03:38 am, Philip Webb wrote: > no problem here, provided they are neutral between religions, > ie it's a scholarly tool which allows users to study texts > which may belong to any religion, incl eg the Koran or the Talmud. > most would object -- i would strongly -- , if it contained material > which promoted one religion over others, but these seem not to do that.
It doesn't contain such material, but it is structured in favour of a book-chapter-verse layout. Even if it did promote one religion in favour of others, I wouldn't exclude it on those grounds, it's not up to us to censor unless it's really going to offend people. If it included Bible texts, I might push it back out into contribs on a size basis, though (uncompressed, a Bible is roughly 3/4 million English words per translation). >> 4)Debian includes these packages. > whatever has this got to do with it (smile)? Well, Debian's a religion, kinda. (-: Cheers; Leon
