Davidlau17

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James, brother of Jesus

Howdy hello! I see that you added some information to the article James, brother of Jesus. I have reverted it, because it is considered original research. For the most part we don't just let folks add bible verses to articles. The problem with adding any given bible verse without the context of a reliable secondary source is that its hard to know what weight to give it. That means that of course the bible can be used to give a lot of different conclusions (case in point: there are many, many sects of Christianity that all see different parts of the bible as more/less important.) If you'd like to add information in the article, I invite you do so, but you must cite a reliable secondary source. Good places are biblical scholars, biblical professors at universities, or books on the subject. If you would like to ask me any questions or have any issues, make sure you preface your reply with {{ping|CaptainEek}} so that I can be alerted. Happy editing! Captain Eek ^{Edits Ho Cap'n!} 05:09, 5 March 2019 (UTC)

@CaptainEek: Got it. Thanks!