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Holiday message: Atheists dub Jesus a 'myth' on Times Square billboard


 
Keep the MERRY, Dump the MYTH

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10021968273

Click the link to see the picture.

The left loves to claim that Christians are horrible people and a worse threat than Islam. Yet here we have this billboard up and there are no Christians rioting in the streets and killing people. If someone put a billboard like this in say Saudi Arabia, but only it said that Mohamed is a myth there would be blood in the streets. Then to top it off the DUmp would be saying how insensitive it was to do such a thing.

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1. Here's one of the best things I saw on Facebook:

Christianity: Sending telepathic messages to a Jewish ghost letting him know that you will accept him as your master and ask him to remove a magical curse that was passed down to you because an old woman that was made from the rib of her partner ate a piece of magical fruit from a magical tree because a talking snake told her to.

As me again why I'm an atheist?

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6. So keep the commercial and dump the spiritual

I guess that serves Wall Street.

Looks like they hate Wal Street even worse than Christians.
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Re: Holiday message: Atheists dub Jesus a 'myth' on Times Square billboard
« Reply #1 on: December 12, 2012, 06:32:56 PM »
I'll be impressed when atheists do the same against mohamad.
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Re: Holiday message: Atheists dub Jesus a 'myth' on Times Square billboard
« Reply #2 on: December 12, 2012, 06:36:10 PM »
I'll be impressed when atheists do the same against mohamad.
They never will.

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Re: Holiday message: Atheists dub Jesus a 'myth' on Times Square billboard
« Reply #3 on: December 12, 2012, 07:56:50 PM »
They never will.

Nope - especially since several Muslims have equated Atheists with Crusaders, and that they should be treated as such.

Frankly, I really don't care one way or the other about atheists and their beliefs (or lack thereof) but it seems that the self appointed mouthpieces of the atheist cause aren't so noble in their convictions when it comes to calling out any religion other than those based in Christianity.

Athiests.org current ad - "37 million Americans know MYTHS when they see them" contains four images;

Poseidon
Jesus
Santa
Satan

The first is from Greek mythology, the other three are tied to Christianity. Why didn't the organization use pictures of a menorah, Mohammad, and Buddah to go with Jesus ?

All of these religions have coinciding holidays now - (Christmas, Hanuka, Eid-al-Adha, & Bodhi Day) so, why not add them too ?


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Re: Holiday message: Atheists dub Jesus a 'myth' on Times Square billboard
« Reply #4 on: December 13, 2012, 09:31:52 AM »
Ahhh, DUmmies, check the Roman records................................... :whatever:
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