I have said yes to give a lecture about Religion: The Bible

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Athanasius is not so interesting a character as Augustine, not as complex or controversial.

I don't think so. The emperors tried to kill him, banished him five times and sent a large amount of soldiers to hunt him down in the desert. He was to name the list of NT books we have today.

and moral advice from an age where slavery was common practice.

So everything Plato, Socrates and Aristotle said, on morals or otherwise, is automatically null and void because of the time they lived in or because they supported slavery?