Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Apostolic Catholic Church (3rd nomination)
to Religion in the Philippines. I have searched through all of the reliable secondary sources that have been proposed as supporting notability, including those in previous AfDs. Unfortunately, I think none of them rises to the level of significant coverage under . The article about a crime committed against a family member of the denomination's founder is not significant coverage of the church itself. The article about a group of churches supporting legislation is also not about the church itself; the ACC is merely one of many described as supporting the law. The third source -- a letter from a Roman Catholic priest warning of ACC members posing as RCs -- is in the form of a public notice or a warning, and is not in essence coverage, in my view. I have made my own search for sources and have so far been unable to find anything that approaches significant coverage in reliable secondary sources, as is required under the guidelines. I have also attempted to search for sources in Tagalog, to no avail so far. I will happily change my mind if someone can provide examples of significant coverage in reliable secondary sources. At the moment, however, I think the best course would be a redirect to Religion in the Philippines and a merging of content to that page, to the extent that it does not carry undue weight in the context of the article as it exists. I think this would be the best way to address the concerns of those who assert that the church has a significant presence while acknowledging that not enough secondary-source coverage exists for it to have its own article
— User:Batard0, 12:32, 18 October 2012 (UTC)
Stance: merge
Cited policy: WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)