More billboard vandalism
The vandalism that occurred to a Freedom From Religion Foundation billboard in Colorado isn't a lone case. The same sort of thing happened to a billboard placed in Moscow, Idaho by the American Humanist Association and this billboard has been defaced twice in just two weeks.
There is little doubt that these acts are examples of individuals who are over-the-top fanatic religionists... such people certainly can't be considered mainstream.
"The irony here is worth noting," said David Niose, president of the American Humanist Association. "Some individuals are committing criminal acts while apparently claiming that their religious view of the world leads to good behavior. It's not a very convincing argument on their part."
But what to do?
It's for the remainder of the religious community and kin to call out the wrong doers and bring them to justice. The local church communities ought to take this sort of unlawful activity to task - its the doings of one of their own, its not right and they all know it. Someone among them has been dishonest in deed.
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There is little doubt that these acts are examples of individuals who are over-the-top fanatic religionists... such people certainly can't be considered mainstream.
"The irony here is worth noting," said David Niose, president of the American Humanist Association. "Some individuals are committing criminal acts while apparently claiming that their religious view of the world leads to good behavior. It's not a very convincing argument on their part."
But what to do?
It's for the remainder of the religious community and kin to call out the wrong doers and bring them to justice. The local church communities ought to take this sort of unlawful activity to task - its the doings of one of their own, its not right and they all know it. Someone among them has been dishonest in deed.
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