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Maybe Eurostar needed divine intervention?

By Jon on December 28, 2009

In some weird transport / religion crossover an online magazine called Communicate Jesus has done a write-up on the Eurostar mess and has linked to my post about the issue. Seems they did not notice the Atheist Bus banner in my sidebar Their article is entitled ‘Important lesson from Eurostar’ and the article is categorised [...]

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Da ist wahrscheinlich ein gott (aber natürlich nur ein christliches gott)

By Jon on November 30, 2009

The Swiss referendum banning the construction of minarets has caused a load of hand-wringing. Why? Of course it’s absolutely wrong to deny freedom of religious expression, and the outcome of the vote is wrong. I’m no fan of any religion but here the Voltaire quote seems apt: “I do not agree with what you have to [...]

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Atheists’ right to advertise

By Jon on September 28, 2009

One of the arguments that my German friends like to make against the Atheist Bus Campaign (and especially it’s German equivalent) is that ‘because there is no religious advertising on public transport in Germany atheists do not need to advertise’. This is the sort of reasoning why companies such as EVAG Essen declined the advertising. So [...]

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There’s probably no pope (but there is a visit)

By Jon on September 26, 2009

Apparently some grumpy old man with old fashioned ‘ethics’ has been invited by Gordon Brown to the UK next year. Time for another bus campaign? (Image: Bus Slogan Generator)

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Rocking the traditional media boat

By Jon on July 9, 2009

I’ve had a few interesting experiences with what I would call the media establishment over the last few weeks, notably when asked to present the atheist bus campaign at Medienforum.NRW in Köln and at the European Communication Summit in Brussels. Köln was a panel discussion in German, while Bruxelles was a presentation followed by Q&A – the [...]

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Life’s ambition achieved: on TV in a foreign language

By Jon on January 9, 2009

OK, it’s not my sole ambition to be on TV! But I remember as a 16 year old thinking: some day I would like to be interviewed on television or radio speaking a language that’s not my mother tongue. To appear in such an interview would mean I was doing something useful with my life, [...]

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