Deletion of Stu Weber

Comment: A Google search indicates that Weber has been a speaker at Christian men's events throughout the United States.  I wasn't able to find publication numbers that I was sure I could trust, but there are enough references to his ''Tender Warrior'' as "popular" or as "best-selling" to persuade me that it sold fairly well.  (The "Publisher's Description" at http://www.christianbook.com/tender-warrior-stu-weber/9781590526132/pd/526139 Christianbook.com claims that over 365,000 copies have been sold.)  Weber and his  works, notably TW, are cited at some length in several academic studies of the Promise Keepers and of the Christian men's movement generally, e.g. http://kuscholarworks.ku.edu/dspace/bitstream/1808/5181/1/STARV24N1-2A5.pdf this article in ''Social Thought and Research'', and http://socrel.oxfordjournals.org/content/61/1/73.full.pdf this and http://socrel.oxfordjournals.org/content/66/2/135.full.pdf this in ''Sociology of Religion'' (the journal, not the Weber book).  I think there's been enough coverage, both in and outside of the Christian press, to satisfy 
Stance: keep
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