Censorship does not seem to be really about what's good or bad but rather about what is acceptable in one s eye. But acceptability is an inherently subjective notion. Standards of indecency may include the truth, willingly or not. What is offending for one is another's cup of tea. Religion has been a major factor in censorship in the last centuries, and is still an important factor today.
Religion is usually dogmatic in nature - based on faith.
But if someone has faith, that person will not believe in the notion of possibly-correct viewpoints. Rather, his faith is enough proof. Therefore such a person would have no quarrels with censorship, in terms of the search for truth. Religionists are also often looking for scapegoats. Oh, that's easy, it's because of .