Talk:Clerico-nationalism

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Since this page deals only with clerico-nationalism in Quebec, I think that it should not be titled just as "Clerico-nationalism" . In accordance with its content, it should be moved to "Clerico-nationalism in Quebec". Main reasons are: 1. Terms "Clerico-nationalism" and "Clero-nationalism" are just variants of the term "Clerical Nationalism" (see pages: Christian nationalism and Religious nationalism), 2. As a political ideology, clerical nationalism was and still is present in many countries, 3. Sooner or later, we will have page for "Clerical nationalism", and pages like "Clerico-nationalism" will be redirected to that page. At this point, we should do this: move this page to "Clerico-nationalism in Quebec", and then redirect blank page "Clerico-nationalism" to page Christian nationalism that has developing sections for clerical nationalism in various countries. Sorabino (talk) 05:23, 26 June 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Six years later, I strongly agree with Sorabino's arguments above. I would move the article to Clerical nationalism in Quebec. "Clerico-nationalism" is a generic term meaning clerical nationalism.--Quisqualis (talk) 19:57, 29 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]