Fundy leases billboard in response to our Atheist one

[VietnamVet-BRIGHT]

Lakeland, Florida ... a Lakeland resident was motivated by our atheist sign to respond with his own:  



Article ...

'Believe in God!' is Lakeland Man's Answer to Atheists

http://www.theledger.com/article/200912 ... e-Response

Our billboard went up November 1 in Lakeland:



More about our billboard at Atheists of Florida website ... http://atheistsofflorida.org/index.html

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[Will]

I like how the atheist one simply states a fact, but the Christian one is a demand. How apt.  

[VietnamVet-BRIGHT]

I like how the atheist one simply states a fact, but the Christian one is a demand. How apt.  

Oooh ... interesting observation!

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[larstheviking]

This pastor is trying to cover up a well placed hole shot in his illusion of a homogenous God-fearing community with a large sign promoting said illusion in a simplified and slightly obnoxious way. Instead of letting people question, he feels threatened enough by free thought to react. This is my quick analysis of the situation.

[theTwiz]

Is it just me or do fundies use the same marketing firm as the penis pills people?

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[Parabola]

I like how the atheist one simply states a fact, but the Christian one is a demand. How apt.  

I agree, but sadly I can already hear the christian spin-reply to this:

"It isn't a demand! It is just said with enthusiasm!" or "The sign suggests that people should believe in God, so what? This is a christian country after all!"

We observe it as a demand, others would view it as acceptable/typical religious zeal.

[andrewclunn]

Good for him!  Glad he can use his free speech without us non-believers reacting sourly and immaturely like the theists did.

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