Tag Archive: Sloganizing Atheism

Jun 10 2012

Biodork Sloganeers

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Every so often I do this thing called Sloganizing Atheism. It’s a chance for we heathens here at Biodork to be all snarky-like about the ubiquitous church signs, billboards, clothing and any other semi-flat surface where the god folk like to print their silly messages so that all can be proselytized to. I have threatened to give …

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May 24 2012

Sloganizing Atheism – Try Jesus

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Moar Sloganizing! To learn about the thoughts behind Sloganizing Atheism, read this brief post. In the comments you can add your own response or atheist/secular alternative to the sign o’ the day. Submit original photos with captions/response/secular alternatives to [email protected] Recognition! Okay – so Jesus Is … was one of the most popular Sloganizing Atheism posts …

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May 14 2012

Sloganizing Atheism: Jesus is…

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New Sloganizing Atheism submission! *sighs* This one is almost too easy. From William in Seattle: My slogan: Jesus is welcome in your church, but not in our government. To learn about the thoughts behind Sloganizing Atheism, read this brief post. In the comments you can add your own response or atheist/secular alternative to the sign o’ the …

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May 11 2012

Ambiguous Church Sign

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This isn’t really a target for Sloganizing Atheism because it’s not denying science (well, unless you take it to be a literal sentence; then it’s contradictory), it’s not proselytizing (at at least not doing it well) or even really talking about God (as far as I can tell). It’s just one of those things that makes you go …

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May 07 2012

Sloganizing Atheism: Truth Decay

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I received a new Sloganizing Atheism submission – w00t! To learn about the thoughts behind Sloganizing Atheism, read this brief post. In the comments you can add your own response or atheist/secular alternative to the sign o’ the day. Submit original photos with captions/response/secular alternatives to [email protected] As I mentioned in the first Sloganizing Atheism post, there …

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Apr 21 2012

Sloganizing Atheism: Apprentice

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New Sloganizing Atheism! To learn about the thoughts behind Sloganizing Atheism, read this brief post. In the comments add your own original response or atheist/secular alternative to the sign o’ the day. Submit original photos with captions/response/secular alternatives to [email protected] As I mentioned in the first Sloganizing Atheism post, there may be prizes and/or internet points …

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Apr 18 2012

Sloganizing Atheism: Creation

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New Sloganizing Atheism! Sloganizing Atheism is a response to the elebenty gazillion in-your-face religious billboards, church signs, bumper stickers, t-shirts or other propaganda that I see every day.  It is an offense that religious privilege allows these advertisements to be accepted and go virtually unnoticed while we can’t put up one teensy tiny little bus sign that says “Atheists” without backlash. …

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Apr 13 2012

Happy Friday!

No time for a real blog post. I have to get into work early so I can get out of work early so some friends and I can drive down to Omaha, Nebraska this evening. Just a few things: If you live between Minneapolis and Omaha (including Des Moines, Iowa) download Patient Zero onto your Android …

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Apr 11 2012

Sloganizing Atheism: Differences

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This is the second Sloganizing Atheism post (this was the first). As a refresher: Sloganizing Atheism is a response to the elebenty gazillion in-your-face religious billboards, church signs, bumper stickers, t-shirts or other propaganda. They’re so ubiquitous that I bet most people don’t even notice them. But they’re an annoyance to those of us who 1) don’t …

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Apr 09 2012

Sloganizing Atheism: Try Prayer

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The law of sloganizing: For every crappy bumper sticker message, there is an equal and opposite crappy bumper sticker message. In my day I run across a gazillion and ten different religious advertisements. I usually just mumble a snarky response to myself and move on, but I thought it would be fun to share the …

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