Atheists commonly purported to believe in free speech. Yet, French Encyclopedist [[Denis Diderot]] (along with the anti-Christian [[deism|deist]] [[Voltaire]]) staged a six-stage plan to overthrow Christianity and replace it with irreligion and atheism. Half of the steps involved violating free speech by making sure the French Academie was staffed only by their Philosophe/Atheistic friends, and also mass-producing texts to the French Kingdom among all classes, as well as create a secret academy to print lies about the [[Roman Catholic Church]].<ref>http://www.wnd.com/2006/04/35810/</ref> | Atheists commonly purported to believe in free speech. Yet, French Encyclopedist [[Denis Diderot]] (along with the anti-Christian [[deism|deist]] [[Voltaire]]) staged a six-stage plan to overthrow Christianity and replace it with irreligion and atheism. Half of the steps involved violating free speech by making sure the French Academie was staffed only by their Philosophe/Atheistic friends, and also mass-producing texts to the French Kingdom among all classes, as well as create a secret academy to print lies about the [[Roman Catholic Church]].<ref>http://www.wnd.com/2006/04/35810/</ref> |