Here's a story about yet another campaign aimed at convincing theists that you can have a fulfilling and moral life without believing in some sort of divine overseer. I've already expressed my feelings on this issue, but, really, can't the atheism movement try a little harder to make sure that their spokesfolk don't look exactly like the actors that would be cast in the Onion version of this clip? You're asking people to give up their gods; at least show up with someone who looks like Brad Pitt or something.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
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"You're misleading people, to believe there's no God."
His sincerity moves my secular heart.
Well, he may not be Brad Pitt, but at least you got Alan Ruck. What more do you want? He was in 'Young Guns 2' for chrissakes.
I was thinking a younger, thinner Penn from Penn & Teller, but Alan Ruck'll work.
A Penn-esque Ruckian visage.
Alan Ruck can convert me anyday. ROWRRRRRRR!!!
1). Religions/Non-religions always use the bottom of the barrel when it comes to tract models. They're doing God/O'Hair/Xenu's work. 2). They had to get the one reporter that sounds like Mr. Slave. Jesus Christ.
The joke is on them. AHA!
They may have accomplished more with a wall of text on the sign explaining the merits of rationalism and scientifically proven facts rather than the Mongo-esque "NO GOD? ...NO PROBLEM." Just sayin'.
humanists vs groundskeepers! the battle for our nation's immortal soul. news at 11.
anyone see the "robotic hamster" segment that comes after the clip?
"The Zuzu Pet."
I'm tickled.
"In the end god wins." CAN I GET A SPOILER ALERT!