Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of Armenian churches in Azerbaijan
probably renamed and repurposed) -- The Armenian people have historically been scattered across many countries of the Middle East.  Azerbaijan was one of those countries.  Before the breakup of the Soviet Union, there was a significant Armenian minority in Azerbaijan.  To be Armenian is to be Christian (at least by heritage); to be Azeri is to be Muslim, though there is a small number of Azeri converts to Christianity.  Accordingly, the hisotry of Christianity in Azerbaijan is an encyclopaedic subject.  The war over Ngorno-Karabakh led to the Azeri population leaving there and the Armenian population leaving Azeri ruled areas.  It is thus inevitable that their churches have been deserted.  Revenge for the wat may well have resulted in churches being destroyed; it may well be that some were Closed due to Soviet oppression of the Church, rather than post-Soviet Azeri actions.  The nom complains of unverified facts.  That is not a ground for deletion: it calls for improvement by finding |reliable sources.  WP|V requires that facts should be verifiable, noit that everything should be verified.  If information is false then it should be removed.  Some of the content is perhaps too detailed to be appropriate for WP: we routinely delete articles on NN churches in UK & USA, but that is not the complaint
— User:Peterkingiron, 11:26, 12 December 2012 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:RS (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)