OPINION: FFRF Gives Alabama Its First Ever Atheist Billboard

By Freedom From Religion Foundation , Protecting Church and State Separation - June 25, 2009

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A 14x48-foot billboard emblazoned with the John Lennonesque message, "Imagine No Religion," and a stained-glass window backdrop, went up this week for one month on I-20, near the Riverside exit en route to Talladega. Drivers going to Talladega from Atlanta or Birmingham will pass the billboard, believed to be the first such freethought (atheist, agnostic) message ever placed in Alabama. The colorful billboard went up just in time for the annual "Glorious 4th" celebration in rural Talledega ... Read the Full Article
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OPINION: FFRF Gives Alabama Its First Ever Atheist Billboard
  • SteveY
    Yes, It's a Good Idea!

    I like the billboard! It invites people to consider NOT having religion in their lives, like John Lenon suggested. And it has the website FFRF.org right there on the sign so that you can find out more about it if you want to.
    I look forward to seeing the sign on my way to the FFRF July 4th Celebration near Talladega! (I live in Atlanta.)
    - Steve

    - SteveYUS June 30, 2009 8:41PM

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