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* During the last 3 seasons, they encounter a \
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* During the last 3 seasons, they encounter a \\\"mutara-class\\\" nebula almost every episode.
According to Memory Alpha, Mutara-class nebulas appeared in three of the 168 episodes.
http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Mutara_class
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* Voyager evoked this trope literally every episode.
Clearly, some troper \\\'\\\'really\\\'\\\' doesn\\\'t like Voyager. That doesn\\\'t justify making up bogus statements like these. The Main/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement is still in effect.
According to Memory Alpha, Mutara-class nebulas appeared in three of the 168 episodes.
http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Mutara_class
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* Voyager evoked this trope literally every episode.
Clearly, some troper \\\'\\\'really\\\'\\\' doesn\\\'t like Voyager. That doesn\\\'t justify making up bogus statements like these. The Main/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement is still in effect.
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ChristianMythology? Looks like we do have it! Hindu Mythology is not the same thing as Hinduism. Granted, Hinduism has no dogmas or canon and is free to change its sacred texts with the times, no fear of curses, heresy, shirk and what not. So I am not sure mythology holds the same context in between the two religions and if that means this page is still appropriate or not.
But that\'s not how you argued.
But that\'s not how you argued.
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Edit: I apologize, classymyths is right.
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ChristianMythology?
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ChristianMythology? Looks like we do have it! Hindu Mythology is not the same thing as Hinduism. Granted, Hinduism has no dogmas or canon and is free to change its sacred texts with the times, no fear of curses, heresy, shirk and what not. So I am not sure mythology holds the same context in between the two religions and if that means this page is still appropriate or not.
But that\\\'s not how you argued.
But that\\\'s not how you argued.
