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atheist bus'No God' Ads Expected to Hit London Buses in January

by Ethan Cole, The Christian Post

LONDON, UK - The slogan is the brainchild of the British Humanist Association (BHA), an atheist organization that seeks to promote a world without religion where people are “free to live good lives on the basis of reason, experience and shared human values.”

"We see so many posters advertising salvation through Jesus or threatening us with eternal damnation, that I feel sure that a bus advert like this will be welcomed as a breath of fresh air,” said Hanne Stinson, chief executive of BHA. 

In response, a British Christian group warned that people don’t like to be preached to and that it wouldn’t be surprising if the public retaliated. 

“I should be surprised if a quasi-religious advertising campaign like this did not attract graffiti,” said Stephen Green of U.K.-based Christian Voice.

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