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Christian Group Targets Atheist Bus Banners

Filed Dec 07 2010 in: Religion > Christianity by: DeltaV

FORT WORTH, Texas – An anonymous group is trying to draw attention away from atheistic billboards posted on Fort Worth buses.

There are four Fort Worth T buses bearing the banner that says, “Millions of Americans are Good without God” on the streets of the city.

But behind one of the buses is a mobile billboard truck with a message reading, “I still love you. -God”

The pro-Christian ad is paid for by a group of pastors and businessmen who don’t wish to be identified. Lime Media of Garland owns the mobile billboard truck.

The bus ads were created and paid for by the Dallas-Fort Worth Coalition of Reason. Monday was the first day they were displayed.

via Group Targets Atheist Banners.


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