Marquee Madness

Deeply Disturbing

"Not only is this sign one of the most disturbing I've seen, but it is right across the street from a brand new elementary school here in Lakewood, Ohio! Family values, right?"--Sharon Woznicki, Ohio. (Photo by Tony Rycbacki.)

No Comment

Photo taken in Hayward, Wis., by Rachael Schultz, Md.

Needs Dictionary, Not Bible

"I found a church sign that may reveal the 'intelligence' of the church. It is in Merrimac, Va." --Dana R. Spencer, Va.

Mind in a Viser?

"They're attempting to make close-mindedness a virtue."--Todd Barton, Ind.

Yet Another Stupid Church Sign

"So, those who claim to be the guardians of honesty and morality have to steal advertising from insurance companies to sell their dogma. Sighted in Land O Lakes, Fla."--Kevin Grishkot, Md.

Refusing to Evolve

Submitted by Michele Bock, Texas.

Marquee Sanity

"This is the marquee at the school in our neighborhood here in Allentown, Penn. So, maybe there's still hope," writes Foundation member Rod Bradford. Ingersoll, of course, was the 19th-century's most famous unbeliever, an attorney and noted orator.

The refrain comes from an Ingersoll poem, which has been turned into a song by Dan Barker, Foundation co-president and "staff musician." To hear the tune, which includes an adorable children's back-up chorus, check out the Foundation's double CD, "Friendly Neighborhood Atheist." (More information online at: http://ffrf.org/shop/music/; $20 ppd, FFRF, Inc, Attn: Sales, PO Box 750, Madison WI 53701.)

The Foundation has also reprinted the affectionate biography, American Infidel: Robert G. Ingersoll by Prof. Orvin Larson, $20 ppd.