There's probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life is the inscription that can be seen on more and more buses in Europe. This campaign started as a response to the Christian message, which says that the souls of the atheists will go in hell. Originally, in June last year, Christians from London started their campaign with inscriptions on buses in the centre of London which refered to a site saying that all atheists will spend eternity in the flames of hell.
(By the way in the centre of Sofia, which is the capital of Bulgaria, can be seen post placards with the following message: Don't participate in the theatre of AntiChrist). I think this placards are not taken serious from atheists but only real Christians are interested from this subject, but this is only my point of view). The atheist bus campaign is also spread in some towns in Spain, Italy, Australia and Canada.
My personal opinion is that this is just the beginning of lots of situations that we are about to see and have to deal with, because we are actually living in the last time. The Bible says
So, that's why I think that Christians must prepare for all those things that will happen. Christians must know that their life on this earth is a constant fight. Everyone should be ready for what's coming up. AntiChrist is coming soon. However, Jesus Christ is real, and He's the same - yesterday, today, forever. He loves us very much, because He gave His life for us. We need to bring this message to atheists, but as to me, this is not the way. We shouldn't try to tell them about God by talking about how they will spend eternity in Hell. I think this is not the way. I think we should reveal them how good God really is, how much He loves us and cares for us. May God bless everyone from the Atheist Bus Campaign to find the Truth, to realize God's love and mercy, to start believing in the name of Jesus. And not just because they will escape hell this way. But because the purpose is: may God be glorified. Amen. God bless you.
US president Barack Obama supported women's right to choose at the 36-th anniversary of the decision of The Supreme Court, which gives women the constituional right to abort. It seems the public opinion in the US supports the right of choice and prefers it to the right of life. Only 11 % of Americans support the total ban of aborts. During the election campaign the opponent of Barack Obama for the presidential post, John Mccain stated his position which was against aborts. Barack Obama seems to support aborts but still claims that there should be some better alternatives like better sexual education, adoption, etc.
