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Related: About this forumProselytizing Atheists Take Over Public Spaces at Universities!
A new wave of "missionaries" is heading toward a college quad near you. The "NoGod Squad" is sending out hordes of enthusiastic atheist speakers, fully trained in the doctrines of atheism, to colleges and universities across the nation.
Their goal: To set up in public areas at those universities and harangue theistic students with insults, name-calling, and epithets, all designed to convince those religious students to put away their Bibles and read Christopher Hitchens, instead. Thousands of these New Atheism Evangelists (NEAs) will preach the gospel of atheism in the public square, taking a lesson from Christian evangelists from the past, like "Holy Hubert" and his fellows.
Wielding psychological tools like swords, they will cut through the superstition and apologetics and show theists the "true path" to freedom from mythology and early childhood indoctrination in churches all across America. We talked to one bewhiskered recent graduate from the NoGod Evangelism Center (NGEC), who told us, "We're gonna slice and dice Christianity right out of those college students. Our message of amorality and license is carefully designed to plow through the mud of theism and replace it with the clear waters of disbelief."
Watch for these evangelists of rationality at a quadrangle near you soon!
Merlot
(9,696 posts)Somewhat like an Onion article, and the religious will be up in arms and looking for NEA's.
Could keep them busy for quite a while.
walkingman
(8,335 posts)bigbrother05
(5,995 posts)Fully expect the Dotard to put it in a tweet:
"It's being reported on the looney left that Atheists are organizing to indoctrinate our students!"
If only.
Pantagruel
(2,580 posts)I know it's sarcasm but we need our citizens weaned off the insanity of religion. I blame a lot of the 63 million Trump votes on the lack of critical thinking that comes with "faith" believers of all stripes. Ron Reagan's ads for atheism are brilliant and needed.
MineralMan
(147,576 posts)at the "persecution" of Christians. Which is my point with the satire. It's OK if they do it, though.