HOT: Atheist Bumper Stickers for $2!!!!! NO MIR/PM

[rcraig]

So don't go blaming the world's problems on people who at least had the courage to deviate from the norm.

This is funny! Rapists, serial killers, child molesters, criminals, etc., are all people who deviate from the norm. I would say these diviants are the ones causing most of the problems in the United States, though fanatics do cause most of the rest of the worlds big problems in the name of religion to try and justify their own un-religious agenda. If you study the worlds religions you will understand that these fanatics are actually deviating from the religious norm, so once again, diviants are the root of the problem. You are lumping Athiest in with this group. Is that what you truly meant to do? I don't think so. My point is, sometimes the norm is there for a good reason, and that is why we have laws, but, yes, sometimes it does need to be deviated from. It's a situational thing, not a lump all together issue.

I'll step off my soap box now.

On the lighter side: I read a story about a car at a gas station covered with bumper stickers. When another customer questioned if the car was a political statement, the owner replied "No, I just like to think of it as a unigue anti-theft device!"

 

[joshs2345]

***HOT*** Deal

these stickers are like... linux case badges... where as the banned religious deals are like, giving away copies of MS XP that track your mediaplayer-usage and send microsoft statistics on what you search your HD for.

 

[Vette73]

I have been trying to find the Fish badges for a while now. Never seen the Bumper stickers. Will have to get some.
Thanks

 

[maukdaddy]

bumb for a hot deal!!!

 

[ajf3]

*bubble* *bubble*

sooo... if God is omnipotent and can do anything... could God create another equal-god to keep him company? if this clone god is omnipotent like the original - what if they disagreed about something? Who would win???

*bubble* *bubble* *cough* *cough*

 

[ShizNitz]

I've never read such childish drivel. Any of the atheists who consider themselves more informed and "better" than the religious people who condemn non-believers should realize how offensive this entire post is. Mocking other religions is only meant to be offensive and belies the entire "freedom of religion (or lack thereof)" that is used repeatedly to justify these statements.

There are so many people that take big issue with people placing Christian bumper stickers on their car. There are two things wrong with their arguments.

1. First off, if they are truly in favor of freedom of religion, than it is a religious peron's right to express their beliefs and not have people condemn and/or mock them.\

2. The hypocritical atheist's answer (not all atheists, just some of the morons posting) is to place an atheist sticker on their car making fun or demeaning a religion. Why is this any better than the religious bumper sticker that they despise so much?

 

[outriding]

<< 1. First off, if they are truly in favor of freedom of religion, than it is a religious peron's right to express their beliefs and not have people condemn and/or mock them.\ >>



you will never see a person have a brick thru their windsheild if they have a religous sticker on their car, but if you have an anti religous

sticker on your car you can bet you are going to need some body work or a new windsheild real soon..

 

[ShizNitz]

<< you will never see a person have a brick thru their windsheild if they have a religous sticker on their car, but if you have an anti religous

sticker on your car you can bet you are going to need some body work or a new windsheild real soon.. >>



If you're trying to imply that an average Christian (or any other religious person) would throw a brick through the windshield of a car because it has an atheist bumper sticker on it, than you are surely mistaken. I bet you could park your car (with a fish with feet) in a church parking lot during mass or service, and not have any problems.

Stereotyping religious people as violent and destructive is incorrect.

I hear all sorts of people say that religion has caused so many wars in the past. However, I truly believe that most of these battles were fought for power or territory but used religion to gain support for their conquests.

If someone commits a crime (such as breaking a windshield) in the name of religion, it actually goes against what most religions preach.