'There's no God, so stop worrying'

Comedy writer Ariane Sherine and professor Richard Dawkins.

'Morning Star', Tuesday 06 January, 2009

http://www.morningstaronline.co.uk/index.php/news/britain/there_s_no_god_so_stop_worrying

Summary

In this artickle is said that a large campaign has been launched by athiest organisations in England, Scotland and Wales. It all started out when comedy writer Arian Sherine made a suggestion to set up this campaign in which people can express their feelings on their belief. The belief being that there is no such thing as a God. In the past Sherine had objected to pro Christian campaigns and this was her answer to that. She initiated a fundraising to pay for much more advertisement on this subject.
There have been pro-religious campaigns forever, but this is the first "against" it.
People supporting this campaign feel that this is an opportunity to even the advertisement out on this subject.
The slogan for this campaign is: "There's probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life."

Opinion

I think that people who do not believe in God have the same right to express their feelings on this subject. When people started campaigning for Christianity it was, in my opinion, only a matter of time that others would want to show the other side to believing.
I think it is pretty funny that it is done in this manner, as the buses say; 'There's PROBABLY no God.' This states that they are not saying that there is no God, only that they do not believe in it.