No, I certainly have not jumped upon the charging of hate speech bandwagon, but am simply playing off of Canada’s judicial tendency towards charging those with whom they disagree with hate speech. A friend was actually concerned about this when I traveled to Canada in order to debate an atheist on the issue of morality …
Atheist hate speech from The Centre for Inquiry – Le Centre Pour l’Enquête Read More »
Atheist organizations sink into un-holiday depression and waste tremendous amounts of money that could be used to help those in needy during tough economic times in order to besmirch those busy celebrating the holidays. The American Atheists ads show a scene of Muslims circling the Kabba and states, “You KNOW it’s a Myth: This Season, …
This article serves as the introduction to a consideration of the $200,000 ads from the self-described “godless organization”: the American Humanist Association (and you thought that Humanism was not about atheism, come now) that were mentioned in the post Where we “Created by God to Be Good”?
Let us consider further arguments that have broken out about atheist attempts to proselytize children and otherwise express anti-Christian prejudice in the guise of humanism and concern and free thinking freedom of choice. Here is one such example:
What happens when you give Austin Dacey the floor of Psychology Today to discuss ethics with the advent of atheist bus ads/billboards? You get Austin Dacey teaming up with Michael De Dora, Jr., who is the spokesperson for the New York City campaign (surely, a coincidence), and an anti-Judeo-Christian tirade disguised as psychology, or philosophy, …
Austin Dacey and the Psychology Today Sell Out – On Ethics, Bus Ads and Atheism, part 1 Read More »
If parents who raise their children according to their faith and or religion are “child abusers” and “brainwashers” what are atheist parents who raise their children according to their metaphysically premised faith in their metaphysical atheism? I have an idea for a new bus ads/billboard campaign… How about “religious” parent figured generically stating, Please Don’t …
Brand New, Hot Off the Press, Bus Ads and Billboards…if only! Read More »
Interestingly enough, I opened my essay Another Atheist Charity – A Huge Success that I posted in the last holy month of November by stating, “This post comes to us from the “Here we go again” files:” The ads by the American Humanist Association read: No God? …No Problem! Be good for goodness’ sake. Humanism …
Studies consistently demonstrate that atheists are, by a very very wide margin, the least charitable amongst us. Yet, Ariane Sherine and the British Humanist Association have conducted hugely successful donation drives. Are they the exception to the self-absorbed atheist greed meme?
At N.C.’s Billy Graham Parkway an atheist billboard that read, “One Nation Indivisible” was spray painted to also read, “Under God.” Obviously, the atheists who purchased the billboard (the Charlotte Atheists & Agnostics) have a tremendous amount of money and can waste it—during a time of recession—on attempting to advertize just how clever they are …
The Swedish Humanist Association Gets on the Bus The Swedish Humanist Association are the latest group of atheist who have such an overwhelming amount of money, and apparently do not know anyone in need, that they are purchasing ads.