Category Archives: Atheist Advertising

Atheists Make Better Lovers, Says Billboard

Posted on February 15, 2012 by Hemant Mehta

The Backyard Skeptics and American Atheists have joined forces to put up this billboard in Westminster, California just in time for Valentines Day: It reads: “Atheists make better lovers. (After all, nobody is watching.)” “Atheists make better lovers because they … Continue reading →

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The Least Offensive Atheist Billboard Ever?

Posted on February 8, 2012 by Hemant Mehta

With our own Richard Wade providing the inspiration, Justin Vacula is one step closer to putting up what may be the Least Offensive (But-I’m-Sure-Someone-Will-Still-Complain) Atheist Bus Ad Ever: Just one word. And yet, someone in Scranton, Pennsylvania is bound to … Continue reading →

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Vote for the Mid Ohio Atheists’ Next Billboard

Posted on February 7, 2012 by Hemant Mehta

You know how you all complain about how atheist billboards tend to look awful and are in desperate need of a graphic designer? Last month, the Mid Ohio Atheists said they’d pay for a billboard that looked awesome in order … Continue reading →

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Somewhere Over Lucas Oil Stadium Yesterday…

Posted on February 6, 2012 by Hemant Mehta

… the American Atheists’ banner was flying for all to see: More information on the banner is here. As far as I know, there hasn’t been any real media coverage about the banner…

Posted in Atheist Advertising, General, Sports | 27 Comments

A Super Bowl Sunday Ad You Won’t See During the Game

Posted on February 4, 2012 by Hemant Mehta

American Atheists will have a plane fly a banner over Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Sunday afternoon, hoping to get the attention of tailgaters… and the media: The banner will read “Football beats church anytime – atheists.org.” The banner … Continue reading →

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Darwin’s in Palouse

Posted on February 2, 2012 by Hemant Mehta

The Palouse Coalition of Reason has just formed in Idaho and they’re celebrating their arrival by bringing in some heavy hitters to speak in honor of Charles Darwin — and announcing it on a new billboard: The Darwin on the … Continue reading →

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African Americans for Humanism Reboots with a Huge Ad Campaign

Posted on February 1, 2012 by Hemant Mehta

Hats off to Debbie Goddard at the Center For Inquiry for rebooting African Americans for Humanism — just in time for Black History Month — with a new, welcoming website and an introductory video that just makes you want to … Continue reading →

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An Inoffensive Atheist Ad Could Appear on Pennsylvania Buses

Posted on January 30, 2012 by Hemant Mehta

Richard Wade must be on to something. After posting about the potential reactions to inoffensive atheist billboards, people are starting to run with the idea. When Justin Vacula recently saw “God Bless America” scrolling across the outside buses in Lackawanna … Continue reading →

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Inoffensive Atheist Billboard Challenge: Accepted!

Posted on January 27, 2012 by Hemant Mehta

Yesterday, Richard Wade got people thinking about how angry people would get at an atheist group’s billboard even if it were completely inoffensive. Well, Katie Hartman of Skepticon is taking the idea one step further. She wants to put up … Continue reading →

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Really, Really, Really Inoffensive Atheist Billboards

Posted on January 26, 2012 by richard wade

***Update*** (from Hemant): If you’d like to make one of these kinds of billboards a reality, please read this post and support Katie Hartman‘s proposal! … Richard Wade here. In the continuing debate over the benefits and drawbacks of “in … Continue reading →

Posted in Atheist Advertising, General, Humor, Richard Wade | 179 Comments