Even Wood can not help noticing Christianity's «supreme usefulness to people of contrary viewpoints» — including slaveholders and abolitionists. (firstthings.com)
If those conditions, currently in effect in democracies that purport to value free speech, don't satisfy one's concerns, let's admit that one actually wants to place restrictions on what others may read in published writings beyond one's control and, perhaps, to suppress contrary viewpoints by naming and shaming or otherwise making unpopular writings regrettable by named authors. (slaw.ca)
Jesus is a real historical figure, a viewpoint held by the vast majority of atheist, agnostic and believing historians, yet you cling to the illusion that He isnt in opposition to all the evidence to the contrary (religion.blogs.cnn.com)