Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Trinity School of Apologetics & Theology
for lack of independent reliable sources needed for verifiability.  Without such sources, there's only two potential outcomes for the article:  it has unverifiable promotional material for the school, or its used to included unverifiable attacks against it.  Neither is acceptable.  Currently we're using "source by omission", which means a Wikipedian (in violation of core policy) makes factual claims based on the *absense* of information.  This is unacceptable.  We can only state something (like say something is an "unaccredited school") if a reliable 3rd party sources has made such a statement.  We can't do original research, without violating |policy, which sadly we've done by labelling this "school" as we have.  The reasons for deleting this, are somewhat similiar to the ones for Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Johnson C. Philip
— User:Thivierr, 05:07, 5 September 2006 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOR (Wikipedia:No original research)