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Regarding your edits to Islam
Misplaced Pages is neutral and not censored. Misplaced Pages does not favor any particular religion's or irreligion's beliefs over others, no matter how popular or strongly held they may be: Origin of Life redirects to Abiogenesis instead of Young earth creationism, articles on various religions do not redirect to the article on superstition, and all site articles do not redirect to the article on God. The picture removed was originally made by a Muslim, because it is only certain sects within Islam that endorse iconoclasm at all times (as demonstrated by a number of pieces of Islamic art depicting different persons). Ian.thomson (talk) 15:12, 4 March 2014 (UTC)
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