Deletion of George Nathaniel Henry Peters (2nd nomination)

Comment: Per '''''', the subject of this article meets the first three criteria for inclusion. 1. Peters is an important figure in the eschatological study of premillennialism. He was not only cited during his lifetime, but continues to be cited over a hundred years after his death. 2. A hundred years after his death, his works continue to be published. He is known for his extensive research and presentation of the theological theory of premillennialism. 3. He created a significant and well-known body of work that has been presented in multiple independent periodical articles and reviews for well over a hundred years. 4. While his work is represented in a permanent collection by the Dallas Theological Seminary Archives, I don't know if this meets the fourth criteria, since the criteria states representation in galleries or museums
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:AUTHOR)

Comment: Six weeks have elapsed since the first AfD, and no one has been particularly interested in improving the article. Of the two three links above (I missed the middle link while in 'edit' mode), only the first is of any value in establishing notability. The PDF file itself states that Peters "lived in relative obscurity" and that he is primarily known for only one book; there is a single biographical page which reads like a eulogy, and a list of Peters' writings, most of which were apparently ''unpublished'' ("no record has been found that they were published"). The second link is a review of ''The Theocratic Kingdom''&mdash;by an author who is also apparently not notable&mdash;that ''discredits'' Peters and his book. The third link is an ad from a publishing company trying to sell ''The Theocratic Kingdom'', not an impartial site acknowledging Peters' notability. The existence of a book does not ''automatically'' make either the |book or its |author 'notable'. Most of the other authors listed on Schoettle Publishing Company's website have not warranted their own article
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NBOOK||WP:AUTHOR)