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Originally posted by windword
Maybe I missed the point, but there's a lot misrepresentation of atheists in general in that clip.
Originally posted by windword
It's a little over the top. I agree. But it's a counter to this kind of thing:
Originally posted by adjensen
Again, the story, and their reaction, was about an evangelical atheist group, the American Atheists, who put up garbage like this billboard:
...Do you think that represents "Christianity," as a whole? Or a bigoted view of it?
Originally posted by windword
reply to post by adjensen
I think those signs, although a little over the top, and could be insulting to Christians, are a necessary tool in getting people thinking, talking and questioning. I agree with most of what that sign says. The exception being, that I think believing Jesus to be a savior isn't worthless if it helps an individual to believe it.
That sign has nothing to do with Christianity
Originally posted by Wertdagf
reply to post by windword
Well with the sheer amount of religious people in America your going to have to understand the majority of people are going to be coming to ATS for biblical bull****.
You have to expect a "for profit" site like ATS to cater to the religious idiots because its best for their bank accounts. The same goes for nut jobs of all shapes and sizes.
If ATS was truly about Denying Ignorance they wouldn't have a conspiracy website for long.edit on 10-6-2013 by Wertdagf because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Grimpachi
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That sign has nothing to do with Christianity
Even when it was made by Christians on church property. Double standard much?