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The help center clearly states that questions about historical context (with regards to a particular text) are onon topic.

In my view, the close votes are a symptom of an unfortunate formulation of the close reason: the close reason is more restrictive than the help center. For discussion, see: Can we reformulate the "Specific Bible passage" close reason?

The help center clearly states that questions about historical context (with regards to a particular text) are on topic.

In my view, the close votes are a symptom of an unfortunate formulation of the close reason: the close reason is more restrictive than the help center. For discussion, see: Can we reformulate the "Specific Bible passage" close reason?

The help center clearly states that questions about historical context (with regards to a particular text) are on topic.

In my view, the close votes are a symptom of an unfortunate formulation of the close reason: the close reason is more restrictive than the help center. For discussion, see: Can we reformulate the "Specific Bible passage" close reason?

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user2672
user2672

The help center clearly states that questions about historical context (with regards to a particular text) are on topic.

In my view, the close votes are a symptom of an unfortunate formulation of the close reason: the close reason is more restrictive than the help center. For discussion, see: Can we reformulate the "Specific Bible passage" close reason?