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This is my first article, moved live after comment from a Teahouse host, who suggested that ...
a) ... the text might not sound wholly objective in places
So I've tried to reword but comments would be welcome.
b) ... that citing essentially self-published works by the subject of the article might be questionable.
I've tried to substantiate most statements from third-party published works, though it seems to me that, when saying that so-and-so wrote on x-y-and-z topics, to reference those book/pamphlets (and which copyright library has them) offers not opinion but verifiable fact - but then I'm new to this ... There may be other formatting issues I've missed.
c) I'm not wholly sure about the content I've gone for: especially the 'theology' and 'significance' paragraphs which are intended to address 'notability' and why DPT was thought 'a leader ...' as his denomination's General Assembly said.
