The Atheist Bus Campaign, started by comedy writer Ariane Sherine (disclaimer or gratuitous name-dropping: we used to work at the same company. She's got a wicked sense of humor), has done remarkably well. The intent of the campaign is to buy advertising on the side of London buses reading "There's probably no God. No stop worrying and enjoy your life."
To do this, they needed to raise £5,500 to buy the advertising. As of this writing, they've raised a whopping £109,294.83! This is fantastic news and it's a great way to stand up for freedom of thought.
A religious group named Alpha International seems to like this idea and they're also trying to buy signs for buses. However, they're thinking big. Rather than try to raise a paltry £5,500, they're going all out and asking for £100,000!
They've racked up £367 so far.
*snerk*
To do this, they needed to raise £5,500 to buy the advertising. As of this writing, they've raised a whopping £109,294.83! This is fantastic news and it's a great way to stand up for freedom of thought.
A religious group named Alpha International seems to like this idea and they're also trying to buy signs for buses. However, they're thinking big. Rather than try to raise a paltry £5,500, they're going all out and asking for £100,000!
They've racked up £367 so far.
*snerk*
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As for the opposing viewpoint campaign, just think how different the numbers would look in the US... ;-)
Oh and I'm stealing the word "Snerk"
Kx
And we won't even talk about the Song of Solomon.
So, is that proof that God doesn't exist, or that God is trying to teach his followers not to gather earthly goods?
;-)
I meant there is a big difference between managing an original idea in a 5 000 pounds budget and managing a 111,873.43 pounds project.
I hope this idea would not be the victim of his own success...