PureX
Well-known member
The problem with your theory is that it is reasonable to assume that those people that the message is intended for - people who do not believe in God - would in fact be feeling most 'alone' and isolated at Christmastime, when the God-believers all around them are in a frenzy of 'holy advertising and commerce'.I find the pattern very supportive of the counter arguments that attempting to release it at Christmas time was a carefully designed snub against Christian beliefs designed to provoke a reaction.
So in actuality, that would be the most appropriate time for non-believers to put up such a billboard, in support of themselves, without any intent at all toward offending others.
Personally I see no reason whatever that this particular billboard should offend anyone. None.