Look dear atheists, you have nothing to worry about because, from the look of it, you have more people on you side than you realize. Though majority of people might claim to be religious, a growing number is not actively practicing or conforming to the standards stipulated by their respective religions. I therefore think there was no need for those annoying messages (Oh yeah quite lackluster for sure!) you put on the buses – it might just cause unnecessary tension. If people are comfortable with their choices, then let it be. A wiser approach would have been to petition for those ‘religious posters’ to be removed. That would make it even since that’s all you seem to want to achieve.

That aside (I am not attacking school of thought), even the simple logic or so called reasoning you call people to fails to answer many questions either. Does one then believe in Science? There are so many gaps (science has big liars!) there too. Lets all learn to leave people alone.

Sorry Hope, but a book cobbled together by a bunch of superstition-riddled bronze-age knuckleheads does not prove the existence of a god any more than Harry Potter proves the existence of wizards.

That aside, the bus campaign is not an attack on Christianity. It is simply a reaction to all the religious advertising that has annoyingly been plastered on the buses and in the underground in London for decades, and it prompts people to consider the possibility that a god-free life can be as fulfilling, if not more so, than as one dominated by delusional beliefs in the supernatural.

To borrow your own terminology: The problem with RELIGIOUS people sometimes is that brain cells do escape leaving behind an head with nothing but air.

Would you rather not believe that God exists and then do what is right as a godly human being than be an ungodly person and discover when its too late that you should have just listened, after all you all have that little voice telling you now that you are wrong. He is there Alive.

This is serious stuff. The advert in question seems to subscribe to the school of thought that believing in God makes you sad, but God has nothing to do with your sadness he is the creator of happiness and man makes another man sad, where does God come into this. The advert may have meant more sense if it said there is probably noone sane, so join them and be all mad. Because there are very few sane beings out there,me included.

Questioning God’s existence because of ulterior human behaviours is like blaming money as the root of all evil; in both cases it is neither God nor the money to blame, it is you and me bringing God and money into desrepute.

I will tell you now and forever be aware that, putting an advert on a bus does not stop his existence, neither does it offend genuine christians. The fact that you do not believe in God, does not invalidate his existence nor does it decrease our belief and in any case we know that until you repent; and as sure as the sun still rises from the east to the west, a day will come and you will remember today and know that indeed God exists. My question to all who do not believe is

“WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO THAT DAY?”

Thank you

Chinyavada Hachirume Usati Warumwa.