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Originally Posted by RougeUnderoos
I don't know if it is "just entertainment" but I find it kind of entertaining.
There are hundreds of churches and religious messages all over this city and no shortage of door knockers and public transit ads for all varieties of Christianity and godly stuff.
Now that someone would dare to benignly suggest "there probably is no God" in a public place, the religious types will get all up in a stink about this being shoved down their throat.
It is funny.
"How dare they!"
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I get that part of it, I really do.
I don't think people will understand that though. I think most people (non-atheists and not necessarily theists) will assume it is a message suggesting acceptance of a godless existence leads to less worry.
In other words, I think it's an inside joke with a twist of vengence.
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