Cardiff onboard?
11.12.09 | bob |
Has the Cardiff billboard only just gone up? Might explain why we haven’t seen any photos to date.
http://katygorman.wordpress.com/2009/12/11/humanist-adverts-go-up-in-cardiff/
Billboard on Merthyr Road, Cardiff
We’re just over an amazing 70% of the way to the BHA’s No Faith Schools fundraising target in just a few weeks – maybe Cardiff will give us a boost to the top?!
December 12th, 2009 at 3:46
I’d just like to say, I was bought up in a strong christian family. And since being of an independant age have left that path and couldn’t be happier.
Wish this was around when I was growing up through my childhood!
December 13th, 2009 at 9:28
My kids will be educate in any ways, so that they can choose with a good reason.
December 19th, 2009 at 7:22
I am a Christian. I’d just like to say that I agree entirely with this billboard. Kids should not be labelled with a faith they haven’t adopted yet. They should not be harrassed into believing as their parents do either. Forcing kids into Christianity will just drive them away when they are old enough to leave.
December 31st, 2009 at 15:35
Why an atheist is selfish?
An atheist is a person who asks help from God and does not get it. He then speaks blaspheme and talks evil about our lord God. Because he has not yet received help from God. The atheist then goes around saying God is not true. God does not help people who sin, doesn’t that say in the good book The bible. That’s why an atheist is selfish Just because God hasn’t answered his prays, He says God is not real, what about other people who’s prays does get answered.
That’s why a atheist is selfish.
January 6th, 2010 at 12:52
Believer, something for you to watch.
February 27th, 2010 at 23:36
FOUND THESE VIDEOS, MAYBE THEY COULD BE INTERESTING FOR YOU TO READ.
I do not send it to force anyone to believe of course, it’s required to believe in something that is there, and it does not also mean any critical or value judgments against those who do not believe it: this is to share research that is also a hobby and an area that I like, though of controversy. I respect other opinions and not discuss them without an open mind as any other conversation. I accept if you do not see the video , if you do not read it or don’t agree, WHAT I DO NOT ACCEPT IS antisocial offending or critical Judging SPECIALLY TO THE DEGREE OF INTELLIGENCE AND MENTAL ACUICITY OF THOSE WHO BELIEVE IT SUCH AS MY CASE …
AM NOT A MORALIST, fanatical, OR RADICAL, NOT REPUBLICAN OR CONSERVATIVE, OR FROM ANY RELIGIOUS SECT (NO OFFENSE TO THOSE WHO ARE…): I JUST BELIEVE, BELIEVING IS A FORCE AND I LIKE TO RESEARCH ON THE SUBJECT. THEY ARE THE LAST ONES I SEND. Here goes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIcRc3c4JCI
ORIGINAL VERSION:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4H7FHqvWQQ
SAINTS OF MY HEART: has been improved: GOOD SOUNDTRACK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0S9gwDEr4c
MIRACLES FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT BELIEVE THAT THEY ARE
POSSIBLE … THERE, EXPLAIN THIS …
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJcwaWRRlVU
IT SEEMS TO ME (BUT IT IS MY OPINION) THAT FACING ALL THIS; NOT BELIEVING, IS ALMOST: DO NOT BELIEVING IN FACTS
March 6th, 2010 at 11:22
All caps is considered shouting, and it doesn’t look too good when you’re trying to convince anyone that you’re not fanatical.
April 10th, 2010 at 22:19
Hello friends,
As an atheist I think one of the most important ways to fight religion is humour/ridicule by exposing hypocrisy… I’ve recently released a website where one can express such sentiments, an online game with user generated questions, where the objective is to find out how three objects relate to each other.
In this specific game, the goal is to find out what the “deadly sin” is (note: not only religious references):
http://relatethese.com/game/21
Please feel to add your own questionlists!
/CJ
May 7th, 2010 at 15:12
I’m an atheist but have never asked for help from god…and why would I ask?
I may as well ask for help from a brick.
I believe in a moral code and I respect others views and opinions even ones different to my own. I don’t wish harm or ill upon another living person. I don’t eat meat and I respect the environment, yet I’m ‘selfish’.
I worry about the future of my children when fundamentalist attitudes on religion exist.