== Systematic POV violations == 

 This article is the subject of an extensive POV-push by a few single purpose accounts and needs a complete restructuring. Some of the most glaring issues 
 * If somebody disagrees with CMT, like Roderic Dunkerley, they are explicitly labelled "non-expert" and dismissed with. Meanwhile, almost all proponents of CMT are just as much non-experts but are given extensive coverage in the article. As per WP:RS, I have no problem with the article dismissing Dunkerley, but the same dismissal should be reserved for the whole gang of non-experts that include Rene Salm, Alvar Ellegård, Dorothy Murdock, Earl Doherty, etc. 
 * In rather classic name-dropping, people like Christopher Hitchens and Richard Dawkins, none of whom even supported the idea that Jesus never existed. Trying to bolster the credibility is this way is just dishonest. 
 * WP:NPOV is clear in stating that we can have articles on topics such as CMT and other fringe theories, but that we must make sure that even a casual reader understands that it's not a mainstream view, not even the view of a significant minority. Looking at some other fringe theories such as Holocaust denial or Obama is a Muslim, they satisfy NPOV by making the actual situation very clear. The balance in this article is very much skewed, with an overly long treatment of non-experts parading as experts and a very short (in comparison) criticism section.