Deletion of Unfulfilled historical predictions by Christians

Comment: I created this article originally back in 2004. http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Unfulfilled_historical_predictions_by_Christians&oldid=6173756 Check out one of my earlier versions. The original intention of the article was to have a list of failed prophecies made by those within the historical Christian church. These included Elizabeth Barton's failed prediction of the death of Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII and David Berg's obsession with Comet Kohoutek in 1974. The idea was simply to be a list rather than a detailed explanation. Along the way a bunch of editors got together and decided to expand the definition to include "predictions", which is much less of a focus upon the supernatural as was my original intention. I tried to convince these editors otherwise but I lost the vote. I would much prefer to revert the article name and content back to what it was before the renaming. I think it is important to have a list of leaders within the Christian church who, for whatever reason, heard the "voice of God" about the future, then disseminated this message to the church, and was then shown to be unfulfilled. I don't think it is bias to have a record of these sorts of events. Moreover, if you think this article is , then List of films that most frequently use the word "fuck"|why isn't this article one
Stance: keep
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Comment: has Ioannes broken  here
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Comment: This page attempts to list time-specific historical predictions ...".  anyone
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Comment: problems with , and verifiability
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Comment: per  (the article tries to create a new synthesis of published material); per  (its bias cannot be cured); and per common sense, because the article undiscriminately mixes all possible churches and sects, all possible ages and countries and is not possible to manage and define clearly. But '''merge''' the notable and sourced content where appropriate
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Comment: StAnselm makes a good point, similar to my article renaming request. I have to side with delete due to  if a proper non-slandering title for this article cannot be found. It would be useful to have a record of failed predictions, but minus the slander please. ''"article could usefully be expanded to include other religions as 'List of unfulfilled religious prophecies'"'' would also be acceptable
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Comment: I'm not sure where the NPOV claim occurs except for . The article even says ''"It should also be noted that the vast majority of Christians have never believed in these extra-Biblical prophecies."''.  Practically all of the information is extremely well sourced.  The only suggestion I'd have that this article could usefully be expanded to include other religions (''List of unfulfilled religious prophecies
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