Christian Refuses to Drive Bus Advertising Atheism

Apparently, the message that there is probably no God is just so horrible, so hateful, and so intolerant that it's just more than some Christians can stand - or at least it's more than Christian Ron Heather can stand...

[chair leg]

i don't believe in bus drivers

[Liam R]

In the current ecconomic climate, I'm sure htat there are plenty of qualified drives who WILL do their job.

[Dr-Ostrich]

chair leg wrote:

i don't believe in bus drivers

I thought god was a bus driver?? I could have sworn his name was jesus...

[Dr-Ostrich]

Oops my bad, I forgot the "j" is silent.:)

[Dr-Ostrich]

That was stupid...the "J" is pronounced as an H. Man I killed a stupid joke...that's not easy!

[atheist]

I'm always amused at what offends or amuses others. I had a friend named Czerniejewsky, pronounced "churn-YES-key," and although some of my other friends were horrified when I explained that the difference between the name as spelled and as pronounced was that the Jew was silent, all of my Jewish friends though it was hilarious. Of course, most of the folks who were horrified didn't HAVE any Jewish friends...

[Gaz the Necrophiliac]

He should be told: "Your job is to drive the bus, not judge the adverts. Either do what you're paid to do, or furk off because there's plenty of people out of work at the moment who'd like to replace you."

[Indy_Gary]

Well I am a Christian and proudly let people know I am and what I stand for.

But I would drive the bus. To refuse to do so would only make me look out of touch with the world and totally intolerant of others. Christians need to get a clue!!!

[nina]

Indy_Gary wrote:

Well I am a Christian and proudly let people know I am and what I stand for.
But I would drive the bus. To refuse to do so would only make me look out of touch with the world and totally intolerant of others. Christians need to get a clue!!!

great post

[Aussie Observer]

I can't believe that in the year 2009, there are still people that believe in God. For f***s sake people, wake up!

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[Indy_Gary]

Aussie Observer wrote:

I can't believe that in the year 2009, there are still people that believe in God. For f***s sake people, wake up!

LOL - Will this believer in God is also not afraid to say F * C K you...LMAO

[patricialynn]

I will admit that I am a Christian - however, my boyfriend is an atheist, and I have to admit that some of the arguments he has shown me make a lot of sense. It is hard to argue faith against logic sometimes.

I am uncertain as to the laws in Britain that relate to this issue...here in America we are supposed to have freedom of speech, which would (theoretically) allow atheists to post things like this on our public bus systems. But somehow, I don't see that happening here in the near future.

[madscot]

Indy_Gary wrote:

Well I am a Christian and proudly let people know I am and what I stand for.
But I would drive the bus. To refuse to do so would only make me look out of touch with the world and totally intolerant of others. Christians need to get a clue!!!

Indeed. I'm a respiratory therapist. The hospital I work for takes alot of the criminals from the county jail, which is close by. I can't stand the thought of working on someone that has been found guilty of child rape. But, I grit my teeth and do it. otherwise I lose my job.

[scurti3]

patricialynn wrote:

I will admit that I am a Christian - however, my boyfriend is an atheist, and I have to admit that some of the arguments he has shown me make a lot of sense. It is hard to argue faith against logic sometimes.
I am uncertain as to the laws in Britain that relate to this issue...here in America we are supposed to have freedom of speech, which would (theoretically) allow atheists to post things like this on our public bus systems. But somehow, I don't see that happening here in the near future.

Faith and logic can and do go hand-in-hand. I encourage you to listen to and read from some of the Christian scholars of today and see how they go about their apologetic task... i.e. RC Sproul and John McArthur. You could also read some of Lee Strobel's books. They're very interesting and can help bolster your faith. Also, don't forget to stay in the scriptures... too many Christians today forget to read the very source and foundation of Christianity...the Bible itself. God bless!

[patricialynn]

scurti3 wrote:

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Faith and logic can and do go hand-in-hand. I encourage you to listen to and read from some of the Christian scholars of today and see how they go about their apologetic task... i.e. RC Sproul and John McArthur. You could also read some of Lee Strobel's books. They're very interesting and can help bolster your faith. Also, don't forget to stay in the scriptures... too many Christians today forget to read the very source and foundation of Christianity...the Bible itself. God bless!

LOL - I have done a lot of studies, and the works of McArthur in particular I am familiar with. I used to read my Bible on a regular basis (my favorite passage happens to be the one most women hate the most...Proverbs 31:10-31). Right now, the main studying I am doing is to research the "contradictions" in the scriptures - and I do most of that work on-line.

[patricialynn]

madscot wrote:

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Indeed. I'm a respiratory therapist. The hospital I work for takes alot of the criminals from the county jail, which is close by. I can't stand the thought of working on someone that has been found guilty of child rape. But, I grit my teeth and do it. otherwise I lose my job.

This statement, along with your avatar and your profile statement about assisted suicide is...disturbing.

[madscot]

patricialynn wrote:

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This statement, along with your avatar and your profile statement about assisted suicide is...disturbing.

My statement is that, even though I disagree or have "moral issues" with certain things does not stop me from helping people. Perhaps I didn't relay it properly. How would you deal with a situation like that?

As far as my av? Ever heard of slipknot? I happen to be a big fan.

The headline is a song by Zakk Wylde. No need to be afraid, it's just music

[patricialynn]

madscot wrote:

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My statement is that, even though I disagree or have "moral issues" with certain things does not stop me from helping people. Perhaps I didn't relay it properly. How would you deal with a situation like that?
As far as my av? Ever heard of slipknot? I happen to be a big fan.
The headline is a song by Zakk Wylde. No need to be afraid, it's just music

Never heard of Slipknot, nor Zakk Wylde either - but now that you have explained, I think I understand.

My boyfriend/Dominate is also in the medical profession, and he has similar view to yours (he's a paramedic).

Afraid I am too tired to make more sense than that...it is past 11pm here, and I have to be up at six in the morning to get kids off to school. So, goodnight, and I hope to chat with you another time!

[madscot]

patricialynn wrote:

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Never heard of Slipknot, nor Zakk Wylde either - but now that you have explained, I think I understand.
My boyfriend/Dominate is also in the medical profession, and he has similar view to yours (he's a paramedic).
Afraid I am too tired to make more sense than that...it is past 11pm here, and I have to be up at six in the morning to get kids off to school. So, goodnight, and I hope to chat with you another time!

Ah! Paramedic eh? So he is very familiar with those type of moral conundrums. I went halfway through paramedic school before I figured out how much money they make. lol. Decided to stay in RT school. Good luck with the kiddoes. Good night