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Irrelevant stuff removed

Hi, I noticed that some stuff was added here and then, even more inappropriately, at list of religious slurs. First, I don't see why Eastern Orthodox would criticize the Catholic Church for this (and no source says they did.) Secondly, the stuff at the end about heresiarchs seemed out of place in an article on this particular term. Also, we could really use a reiable secondary source for the controversy. The Swedish statement is a WP:PRIMARY and nearly unusable in this context. Thanks. Elizium23 ( talk) 01:46, 24 September 2019 (UTC) reply