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Title: Beyond Belief Media Launches Preemptive Strike On Easter : Copies of Controversial Documentary Are Hidden In Churches Throughout U.S.
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URL Source: http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060411/latu089.html?.v=49
Published: Apr 11, 2006
Author: biz.yahoo.com
Post Date: 2006-04-12 10:45:46 by Mind_Virus
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Beyond Belief Media Launches Preemptive Strike On Easter Tuesday April 11, 2:00 pm ET Copies of Controversial Documentary Are Hidden In Churches Throughout U.S. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., April 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Declaring War on Easter, Beyond Belief Media has launched a preemptive attack on the Christian holiday, the company announced today. "Operation Easter Sanity" has already begun http://(www.waroneaster.org). *(PHOTO: http://Send2Press.com/mediadesk/0406-BBmedia1_72dpi.jpg) *(Photo Caption: Cover of the bestselling DVD "The God Who Wasn't There") *(PHOTO: http://Send2Press.com/mediadesk/0406-BBmedia2_72dpi.jpg) *(Photo Caption: T-Shirt reads, "I support the war on Easter") Using its documentary THE GOD WHO WASN'T THERE as the chief weapon, Beyond Belief Media is covertly planting DVDs of the film in churches throughout the United States. The popular movie, currently ranked #1 on http://Amazon.com's independent documentaries list, is critical of the irrational beliefs of Christians and asserts that Jesus Christ did not exist. A total of 666 DVDs will be hidden like "Easter eggs" in sanctuaries, church yards and other holy areas by Beyond Belief Media's national team of volunteers. The DVDs will be slipped into hymnals and other locations where they are likely to be discovered by unsuspecting worshippers. Some DVDs of THE GOD WHO WASN'T THERE will be planted by undercover operatives among actual Easter eggs at churches holding egg hunts on Easter Sunday. "People go to churches to hide from the truth," explained Beyond Belief Media president Brian Flemming, a former Christian fundamentalist. "At no time is this more apparent than Easter, when Christians get together to convince each other that a man died, stayed dead three days, rose from the dead and then flew into the air above the clouds. "Our nonviolent campaign sends the message that nowhere in the country is safe from the truth. Wherever Christian leaders are indoctrinating children with 2000-year-old fairy tales, the truth may just find its way there. "Our 'War on Easter' is of course completely without violence of any kind. Christians believe that beating a man to a pulp and nailing him to a cross somehow solves all the world's problems. Beyond Belief Media does not." A website offering more details, including "battle reports" from covert operatives, is on the web at: http://www.waroneaster.org/ Permalink for this story: http://Send2Press.com/mediadrome/2006-04-0411-002.txt This release was issued on behalf of the above organization by Send2Press®, a unit of Neotrope®. http://www.Send2Press.com
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#1. To: Mind_Virus (#0)
but there is no need to build a fence around a rock, so why the effort then?
Whenever people ask me, 'hey, you know what you should do? I always say 'What? Buy a monkey?'
Christo-phobia at its best.
#2. To: Mind_Virus (#0)
People go to churches to hide from the truth," explained Beyond Belief Media president Brian Flemming, a former Christian fundamentalist. "At no time is this more apparent than Easter, when Christians get together to convince each other that a man died, stayed dead three days, rose from the dead and then flew into the air above the clouds.
I wonder which ultra-rich left-wing marxist Jew money lender is behind this organization? I guess it could be a Hollyweird producer as well...
#3. To: IndieTX (#2)
I second that.
Christo-phobia at its best. I wonder which ultra-rich left-wing marxist Jew money lender is behind this organization? I guess it could be a Hollyweird producer as well...
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