Hypatia of Alexandria 370-415 AD T-Shirt

An important, learned, and esteemed woman of ancient times, murdered by Christians for "spreading religious turmoil". All but forgotten now. Revive her memory by spreading the word. Her quotation on the shirt is, "Fable should be taught as fable, myth as myth, and miracles as poetic fancies. To teach superstitions as truth is horrifying. The mind of a child accepts them and only through great pain, perhaps tragedy, can the child be relieved of them. Men will fight for superstition as quickly as for the living truth -- even more so, since a superstition is intangible, you can't get at it to refute it, but truth is a point of view, as so is changeable."