Guy’s got more money than sense.
Or “There is no judgement after you die, so go rob, rape, murder and there are only consequences if our understaffed and underfunded legal system catches you.”
There is no God. Only attorneys and judges.
He meant to advertise “there is no God in England”. The Lord gave up on that place a long time ago.
I wonder if he could get away with a sign that said THERE ARE NO UFO’S?
This was the article that started the whole thing:
Atheists – gimme fiveSince when is it OK to spread the fear of God from the side of a bus? Let’s get together and distribute reassurance
Ariane Sherine guardian.co.uk,
Friday 20 June 2008 09.30 BST
Yesterday I walked to work and saw not one, but two London buses with the question: “When the son of man comes, will he find faith on the earth?” (Luke 18:8). It seems you wait ages for a bus with an unsettling Bible quote, then two come along at once.
The errant capital letters weren’t the only disturbing thing about this (Faith Hill or Faith Evans?). There was also a web address on the ad, and when I visited the site, hoping for a straight answer to their rather pressing question, I received the following warning for anyone who doesn’t “accept the word of Jesus on the cross”: “You will be condemned to everlasting separation from God and then you spend all eternity in torment in hell. Jesus spoke about this as a lake of fire which was prepared for the devil and all his angels (demonic spirits)” (Matthew 25:41). Lots to look forward to, then...
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/jun/20/transport.religion?gusrc=rss&feed=commentisfree