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opened 2023-03-17 19:09:15 +00:00 by SusanQuigley · 0 comments
SusanQuigley commented 2023-03-17 19:09:15 +00:00
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There are two pages that the word "father" can link to.

  • When it refers to an ancestor, it should link to father.md.
  • When it refers to God the Father, it should link to godthefather.md.

Many times where "Father" refers to God, it is linked simply to "father". This should be changed. (The phrases "my Father" and "heavenly Father" link to godthefather.md, but there are many cases of "Father" "the Father" and "your Father" that should also link to that entry.)

There are two pages that the word "father" can link to. - When it refers to an ancestor, it should link to father.md. - When it refers to God the Father, it should link to godthefather.md. Many times where "Father" refers to God, it is linked simply to "father". This should be changed. (The phrases "my Father" and "heavenly Father" link to godthefather.md, but there are many cases of "Father" "the Father" and "your Father" that should also link to that entry.)
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