Over the next month, residents of Atlanta (GA) will see a billboard that reads “In Science We Trust”, courtesy of a member of the Freedom From Religion Foundation.
FFRF member Jack Egger paid for the sign, which depicts an astronaut suspended in outer space to illustrate its slogan.
“If all of us had faith in science and humanism, we would improve life on Earth so fast,” says Egger. “By giving up supernaturalism, we all can have a more fulfilling life, with a brighter, more peaceful and predictable future.”
Notes Annie Laurie Gaylor, FFRF co-president, “We need to place our trust not in some deity to rescue us, but in reason, compassion and humanity. The only afterlife that should concern us is leaving our descendants a secure and pleasant planet and future.“
So far, there haven’t been any complaints… but it’s only been one day. The Christian Persecution Complex sometimes takes 48 hours to kick in.
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