Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Christian terrorism (2nd nomination)
This article is a |NPOV mess involving |synthesis and |fringe views presented on a par with mainstream views, in contravention of  and giving |false balance.  As an example, conflicts such as The Troubles were ethno-nationalist in nature, and are described as such by the '''vast''' majority of expert commentators. The existence of remarks by a tiny minority of commentators claiming it was partly religious in nature are used to justify the inclusion of a whole section on The Troubles in the article.  "As Per MOS if a group calls itself Christian it will be called Christian on Wikipedia." - quite possibly.  But none of the various IRAs, the INLA, or the vast majority of Loyalist terrorists identified themselves as "Christian".  The Orange groups that apparently did call themselves Christian had so minor a role they barely featured.  By the same token, Anders Breivik described himself as "not very religious", but gets included?  Likewise, much of the Indian events and actors seem - on the evidence presented in the article - to be unsourced, only peripherally touching on Christianity, or terrorism for that matter. Ultimately, the article seems to be a collection of disjointed events that might, in some cases, involve some people who might be Christians, and/or might be terrorists, with not that many reliable sources to back up the assertions
— User:Bastun, 15:51, 19 March 2015 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NPOV||WP:SYNTH||WP:FRINGE||WP:UNDUE||WP:GEVAL (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)