God in Christianity == 

 Hi, 

 I noticed that you redirected God in Christianity to Christian God which is a disambig page.  I was a bit surprised at this until I dug into the edit history and discovered that God in Christianity was originally created by me back in May of this year.  I extracted text out of Trinity and the article was very quickly truncated to a redirect to Trinity by  an hour later. 

 I think what happened was that, given previous experiences with A.J.A., I threw up my hands in frustration and didn't execute on my original vision for God in Christianity.  He didn't ask me what my vision was for the article and I didn't have the time and energy to explain it and try to convince him. 

 However, once I was reminded of the existence of that title today, I renewed my interest in having a real article under that title to parallel God in Abrahamic religions, God in Islam and the not yet written God in Judaism.   

 Please look at God in Abrahamic religions and  to see what my vision is.  I know that there will need to be a lot of cleanup to eliminate redundant or irrelevant text. 

  is in particular need of cleanup.  It is currently a cut-and-paste of text from Christianity, Trinity and a couple of other articles.   

 My major point is that, if someone wants to learn about "God in Christianity", we shouldn't send them on an unguided tour of six or seven articles about different aspects of the concept of God in Christianity.  That's what Christian God does right now.  What we should do is provide a guided overview of all aspects of God in Christianity with links to the main articles on each aspect.  That's what  tries to do. 

 I plan to make my case to a larger audience soon and hopefully form a consensus to move  into the title God in Christianity.  However, I figured I'd try out my idea on you first and see what your thoughts are. 

 Any ideas for improving  would be much appreciated. 

 
 :excellent. Redirecting "God in Christianity" to "Trinity" is patent nonsense, of course. I didn't create the disambiguation page because I think it should be one, but because I didn't have time to write a full article (I am glad I didn't now, seeing that you already did). I would invite you to restore the full article right now.    

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