Now that you-know-who is President, Christians are no longer safe from atheist bigotry anywhere in the country. Even in South Carolina, home of the almost-True Christian™ Bob Jones University, Christ-hating atheists are denying us our right to our beliefs by disagreeing with us.
From the JYT:
Not only are they taking over, but they're even recruiting our children. To counter atheist recruitment of children, we should make an extra effort to leave Chick tracts where children can find them.
This growth in militant atheism has the devil's hoofprints all over it:
From the JYT:
More Atheists Shout It From the Rooftops
By LAURIE WICKEDSTEIN
CHARLESTON, S.C. — Two months after the local atheist organization here put up a billboard saying “Don’t Believe in God? You Are Not Alone,” the group’s 13 board members met in Laura and Alex Kasman’s living room to grapple with the fallout.
The problem was not that the group, the Secular Humanists of the Lowcountry, had attracted an outpouring of hostility. It was the opposite. An overflow audience of more than 100 had showed up for their most recent public symposium, and the board members discussed whether it was time to find a larger place.
And now parents were coming out of the woodwork asking for family-oriented programs where they could meet like-minded nonbelievers.
By LAURIE WICKEDSTEIN
CHARLESTON, S.C. — Two months after the local atheist organization here put up a billboard saying “Don’t Believe in God? You Are Not Alone,” the group’s 13 board members met in Laura and Alex Kasman’s living room to grapple with the fallout.
The problem was not that the group, the Secular Humanists of the Lowcountry, had attracted an outpouring of hostility. It was the opposite. An overflow audience of more than 100 had showed up for their most recent public symposium, and the board members discussed whether it was time to find a larger place.
And now parents were coming out of the woodwork asking for family-oriented programs where they could meet like-minded nonbelievers.
This growth in militant atheism has the devil's hoofprints all over it:
They liken their strategy to that of the gay-rights movement, which lifted off when closeted members of a scorned minority decided to go public.
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