'God is a Myth!' Raelian Movement Launches Atheistic Campaign
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February 28, 2011
NEVADA -- The International Raelian Movement (www.rael.org) has just launched the next phase of its atheistic campaign by purchasing very high profile billboard space on the busy I-15 southbound freeway in Las Vegas. Each month for the next six months, hundreds of thousands of people will see the huge "GOD IS A MYTH" message while commuting or visiting the city. Raelians are conducting their annual Happiness Academy (seminar) in Las Vegas from March 27 to April 2 at the Alexis Park Hotel. Raelian seminars are known for teaching tools for attaining happiness and for promoting hedonistic values, science and art. Raelians believer the God of the Koran is mythical to Christians and the Gods of Hinduism are myths to monotheists. Raelians deny the existence of one more God than they do. The Raelian Movement is an atheistic religion that is preparing humanity to welcome back its true creators, the Elohim, without fear or guilt. The consider themselves to be "creationists". [link]
February 28, 2011
NEVADA -- The International Raelian Movement (www.rael.org) has just launched the next phase of its atheistic campaign by purchasing very high profile billboard space on the busy I-15 southbound freeway in Las Vegas. Each month for the next six months, hundreds of thousands of people will see the huge "GOD IS A MYTH" message while commuting or visiting the city. Raelians are conducting their annual Happiness Academy (seminar) in Las Vegas from March 27 to April 2 at the Alexis Park Hotel. Raelian seminars are known for teaching tools for attaining happiness and for promoting hedonistic values, science and art. Raelians believer the God of the Koran is mythical to Christians and the Gods of Hinduism are myths to monotheists. Raelians deny the existence of one more God than they do. The Raelian Movement is an atheistic religion that is preparing humanity to welcome back its true creators, the Elohim, without fear or guilt. The consider themselves to be "creationists". [link]
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