Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Criticism of Judaism (2nd nomination)
I understand the coatrack concerns, and the existence of the  vector. Nevertheless, the existence of an article like this goes to a much larger question of practice. The argument could be made that these invented topics formed around a collection of items with a common theme, and usually the result of a split from another article, aren't actual encyclopedia topics. But they are, according to our current practice. Coatrack concerns are an argument especially to delete any "criticism of" article -- but we have like a hundred of those (completely rough estimate... but there are alot; Criticism of Christianity is one). Now aside from my possibly OTHERCRAP-worthy argument, I personally think articles like this are valuable for research purposes, even if they're magnets for this and that; On Wikipedia you need to check the sources to find out what's accurate and what's not; this is nothing new, and if you want it to be accurate, perhaps clean it up. Or don't... but don't demand that it be deleted. I try to stay away from things that get me angry, which helps me be more accepting of things like criticisms of popular religions, yes even if they contain inaccuracies. But if I were writing a thesis whose topic was to refute known criticisms of Judaism, I think I'd be glad this was here. Just saying
— User:Equazcion, 23:35, 10 May 2010 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:OTHERCRAPEXISTS (Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions)