  ::Two minor points. It is, I agree, widely believed that Europeans believed in a flat earth. That's just plain wrong, see Flat Earth. And because something is widely believed anywhere, eg Ethiopia, does not mean that it is correct. Our articles have to follow our policies at WP:VERIFY and WP:NPOV. They should show what Ethiopians believe (with sources of course, see also WP:RS but must also show other viewpoints. If you want articles on Ethiopia to be written only from an Ethiopian viewpoint, that is not going to happen. Did I actually say Ezana didn't follow Judaism? I don't think I did. I simply reported what others said, which is still not Ezana didn't follow Judaism. I also added material about Jewish influence. The article will never say in Wikipedia's voice that Ezana followed Judaism, but if you have sources that meet our criteria that say that, you can add them but you need to attribute them to the author, etc.   