Who wrote toleration of religion: treatise on toleration?
Voltaire wrote ‘A Treatise on Toleration’ in 1763. Voltaire was the most eloquent and tireless advocate of the anti-dogmatic movement known as “The Enlightenment.” He argued in favor of “deism,” a vague substitute for traditional religion which acknowledged a creator and some sort of divine justice, but rejected most of the other fundamental beliefs of Christianity.
