Group Celebrates Black Atheists With Controversial Billboard
A Dallas-area ad campaign focuses on historic figures and modern day individuals who have questioned religion.
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2. Sir Crispin IV
“It’s a direct confrontation to the church. Absolutely,” said Pastor Kyev Tatum.
Yeah, so?
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Outstanding! Little by little…
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One can only hope for Mr. Jules’s sake and safety that (unlike the recent mob scene in Athens, TX.) reason will prevail in this particular instance. I suspect, however, that members of the hypocritical and prejudiced majority will not be able to practice what they so fervently preach. The odds are that instead of tolerating, peacefully ignoring the billboard and looking the other way, they will show up in droves to protest with negative opposition and zealous fanfare. It has come to my realization over the years, how unutterably hopeless and miserable life can be for free-thinking people trapped within a culture defined by a pre-scientific, two-faced mindset of irrational bigotry and superstition.
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