Andrew Walmsley on Digital: It's the same difference
03 Mar 2009 | by Andrew Walmsley
on Sky, and never be exposed to atheists, real ale fans or Jeremy Clarkson. On the internet ...
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Pope's speech dubbed 'wily and cunning' but 'playing it safe'
17 Sep 2010 | by Matt Cartmell
praise the role of religion in the UK, while condemning atheist extremism . As we reflect on the sobering lessons of the atheist extremism of the 20th century, let us never forget how the exclusion of God ... the child abuse scandal which has scarred so many peoples' lives. Yet he chose to take a swipe at atheists ...
Christians respond to atheists with pro-God campaigns
05 Feb 2009 | by James Quilter
LONDON - A number of Christian groups have responded to last month's bus sides by an atheist group...organisation to respond to the atheist campaign is the Russian Othodox Church, again using buses. The ad uses ... . The atheist bus ad drew around 100 complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority, however, the watchdog ...
Christians launch anti-atheist bus campaign
04 Feb 2009 | by Ian Darby
's recent atheist bus campaign by booking their own pro-religious advertising on London buses.
Christian bus driver refuses to drive 'atheist' ad bus
16 Jan 2009 | by Matt Williams
LONDON - A Christian bus driver has refused to drive a bus that carries an atheist slogan
Atheists unveil £130,000 bus poster campaign
06 Jan 2009 | by Staff
LONDON - A controversial atheist ad campaign goes live today with the line "There's probably no God...four-week burst of activity. Four creative executions feature quotations from renowned atheists ...
Media Perspective: Feeling outraged is all part of the British way of life nowadays
31 Oct 2008 | by Ian Darby, ian.darby@haymarket.com
outdoor contractor, CBS Outdoor, attracted similar venom over its decision to greenlight the "atheist bus ... luck to the atheists as they soar past the target of £11,000 required to fund the campaign (£110 ...
Atheists clamber on board in Dawkins-driven ad campaign
21 Oct 2008 | by Jennifer Whitehead
The Atheist Bus Campaign has been started by the British Humanist Association, and will feature ads reading: "There's probably no god. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life". It has been inspired ... as atheists. CBS Outdoor is set to run the campaign next year and welcomed the debate sparked by the campaign ...
Media: Double Standards - Just don't address them as 'women over 40'
13 Jun 2008
don't cover: spirituality for atheists, the psychology of high heels ... - How do you appeal ...
Opinion: Secular society is another media myth
21 Sep 2006 | by Kate Nicholas
's own prejudices than those of either Muslims or Benedict XVI. Even the most blinkered of atheists ...
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