Doesn't seem to be a forgiving chap, does he?

Well you don't need to prove the existance of God, that's why it's called 'having faith'.

You said you were a journalist, but for Murdoch?

Brilliant

Indeed.



Children have more evidence for the existence of Father Christmas.

But the existance of Father Christmas can be easily disproved. Even the God of the militant athiests, Dawkins, could only say 'God probably doesn't exist' in his silly little bus campaign.

If you thought that campaign was silly you'd cry at the American Atheists billboards in the USA.

This one is quite confusing, I'm not sure what it's trying to say.

Really? You don't know what that's trying to say?

I'm not thick, of course I know what it's [itrying[/i to say, but couldn't 'hear' so easily be changed to 'read'? It's as if they're contradicting their own message.



In one sentance they're saying 'there is no God', and in the next they're saying don't believe everything that people tell you. So if they're telling me there isn't a God am I supposd to believe it or not? Or am I supposed to be making up my own mind, which going back to the topic (not the original topic I might add), Kirkstaller clearly has made up his own mind of what to believe and I don't think he should be subjected to some of the things that are thrown at him via this forum.

Have a look what the billboard was a response too.