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In The Secular Outlook: In Defense of Moral and Political Secularism. Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 281–304 (2010)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: “Écrasez l'Infâme” Religion and Evil Religious Violence Father and Daughter How to Discover a Relationship between Religion and Violence Ramadan v. Hirsi Ali Religion “per se” Textual Relativism Can Translation Mitigate All Immoral Passages in Scripture? Can Interpretation Mitigate All Immoral Passages in Scripture? Why Are “Moderates” so Reluctant to Criticize Religion? The Bible on Apostasy Biblical Terrorism: The Story of Phinehas Biblical Violence and Modern Legal Practice The Book of History Some Objections.
Freethought I ‐ criticism of religion “freethinker” in Kehl's edition of Voltaire's Traité sur la tolérance freethought, connected with critique of religion (Blanshard) ‐ and with free speech (Cohen) intricate relationship between criticism of religion and principle of free speech books on freethought ‐ bearing marks of the time in which it was written “Écrasez l'Inf âme” ‐ Voltaire, a freethinker without being an atheist freethinker's critical stance towards religion ‐ thesis, that religion not only has positive sides religious violence every believer knowing for sure, that God is love and that religion ‐ is the most holy thing in the world textual relativism, and Biblical violence and modern legal practice
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