Athest ads coming soon to a city near you

Well, I think it's a little tactless. I mean, I don't see Christians advertising their churches with, "Believe in God, or you're burn in Hell." Makes the rest of us athiests look bad if you ask me.JustPlainLucas

Even been to the southern US? Tons of religious adds there.. tons.

Don't care.Shiggums

It's cool. Christians can put their ads up on TV Athiests should to.Toriko42

Here in Canada we have a lot of people tolerant of other people's beliefs, so I don't even understand why they bother putting them up. Its not like we have crazy fundamentalist religious folk crying from the rooftops that God will burn atheists in Hell.foxhound_fox

[QUOTE="Toriko42"]It's cool. Christians can put their ads up on TV Athiests should to.mindstorm

Stupid God. Why won't you help starving people?NoSpeakyEnglish

[QUOTE="NoSpeakyEnglish"]Stupid God. Why won't you help starving people?mindstorm

[QUOTE="-Keel-_basic"][QUOTE="Forerunner-117"]I like it. It's a positive message.Teenaged

[QUOTE="Teenaged"][QUOTE="-Keel-_basic"] No it's not. This is not a campaign to 'raise awareness,' it seems like a rather poor attempt at offending Christians. I see no purpose for this campaign. They're 'preaching to the choir' with the skeptics and just annoying the theists. If you are going to offend someone, do it right.-Keel-_basic

It shouldn't have started in the first place by the Church.

[QUOTE="-Keel-_basic"][QUOTE="Teenaged"]The red letters seem to me to be the mainstream strategy of church. They offend people the right way. This is ridiculous. Well lets blame atheists for having a poor attempt and let's praise the Christians for having successfull attempts on offending non-believers. Cheers!Teenaged

It shouldn't have started in the first place by the Church.

[QUOTE="Teenaged"]

[QUOTE="-Keel-_basic"] My point is, it is an entirely useless campaign. What on earth are billboards telling people to "just enjoy life" trying to accomplish? Do you think any theist is going to take that seriously? Hell no they're not. It's polite, it's stupid, and it is certainly not clever. -Keel-_basic

It shouldn't have started in the first place by the Church.

The point is that neither side should have such ads, but since religious ads are allover the place, why shouldn't the atheists promote their ideas the same way? I'm not saying they're right but Christians should not bicker about those ads.

I've never seen any Christian ads. :|JC346

Here is one example. It may be fake but there are many billboards like this.

So be it. A few advertisements aren't going to eliminate my faith in the Almighty.tycoonmike

[QUOTE="tycoonmike"]So be it. A few advertisements aren't going to eliminate my faith in the Almighty.MaXXXed_Out

And there is something wrong with that? I've also capitalised "It", the "Infinite", and the "Almighty" before.

[QUOTE="-Keel-_basic"][QUOTE="Teenaged"]Well, then the theist campaigns are certainly not better. And I've said numerous times in this thread that I am against both atheists and theists for having such ads.

It shouldn't have started in the first place by the Church.

Teenaged

The point is that neither side should have such ads, but since religious ads are allover the place, why shouldn't the atheists promote their ideas the same way? I'm not saying they're right but Christians should not bicker about those ads.

Pipe dream, I'm afraid. I just don't get why these atheists need to promote their non-belief. Why not spend that money to fund a campaign for a pro-secular representative?