I write as one who was forced to attend church, to live in a community that regularly politically outcasted non-theists, that pressured all sorts of citizens to  behave in a certain way or be treated badly. I will go to my grave carrying the insults to free thinking and to reason that I was forced to chew on.
I have absolutely no argument with those who see things differently, in fact have learned to admire some of those who use religious dogma to buttress their lives and families. Good for them. But the original article supposed to say that the intention of Jesus was clear, and I merely want to point out that no one can know what that (most likely) fictional individual was like. And if speaking my mind is an insult, then I suggest you meditate on what it has been like for centuries for people like me, folks who have been persecuted and often killed, for just saying what their intellect tells them is rational.

Truth is, all religions insult each other in dogma.
Hugh Massengill, Eugene