Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Orthodox Jewish Humanism
appears to be a neologism that doesn't comply with . There's plenty of evidence that some Orthodox Jews are involved in various social causes -- Avi Weiss and Joseph Lieberman are prime examples -- and this may be what the article is intending to say (I can't really tell for sure), and an article on such a topic might well be reasonable. However, because of the existance of Humanistic Judaism with its own ideology (and ideological baggage), saying that some Orthodox Jews are humanistic has a completely different meaning. In general, if an article claims to describe a contemporary phenomenon but its sources turn out to be nothing more than quotes from the Bible or similar, it's almost always an |OR essay that's advocating what someone thinks should be rather than describing what is
— User:Shirahadasha, 07:03, 15 May 2007 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NEO||WP:OR (Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not a dictionary)