Christian deists believe that Jesus Christ was a deist. The Athar are broadly derived from real-world atheists, agnostics, and Deists. Such philosophers were called "deists" and the philosophical position that they advocated is called "deism". Some atheists, deists, and skeptics regard religious belief as superstition. The surveys may also include those who are deists, spiritual and pantheists. Atheists, deists, agnostics, and other unaffiliated people make up 13% of the population. The surveys may also include those who are spiritual, deists, and pantheists. Deists therefore typically viewed themselves as intellectual liberators. This move was intended to undermine arguments of deists and sceptics. The watch analogy was widely used in the Enlightenment, by deists and Christians alike. Notable early deists include Voltaire, Kant and Mendeleev . Blake's Deists create more violence than the Christianity they critique. French deists also included Maximilien Robespierre and Rousseau. Positive Deists focus their efforts solely on being constructive and avoid criticism of other faiths. Christian deists do not worship Jesus as God.