Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tony Anthony (evangelist) (2nd nomination)
It is in the nature of conversion biographies that the level of wickedness before conversion tends to be exaggerated.  I would suggest that the ''Taming The Tiger (book)'' controversy is a bit more than .  (Taming The Tiger is an article about an unrelated album). For one thing, the article lists two further books with the same ghost writer.  A book that gets multiple awards and then is knocked off its pedestal is again noteworthy.  I would accept that Tony Anthony's notability is limited, but I do not think we should delete the article out of hand.  It might be better to '''restructure''' the article as concerned with the book and the related controversy.  The previous AFD related to https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Tony_Anthony_(evangelist)&oldid=479644002 this article, which said nothing of the controversy.  That article was deleted last March; my vote was "(with regret) delete".  We are now talking about a new article created in August, following the authenticity controversy.  It is that controversy that makes the difference.  We can add the subject to a number of American TV evangelists, who have been knocked off their perches
— User:Peterkingiron, 12:26, 5 October 2013 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:BLP1E (Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons)