Like this picture?

http://imgur.com/DGEfA.jpg

Is this God's love?

Is this okay?

Is this free speech?

Is this a Christian jihad?

Is this remotely okay? I really have to ask...what would Jesus do?

http://www.answersingenesis.org/

Religious extremist of any stripe are dangerous.

Where do they get the money for this advertising?

What would interest me is the pychological aspect of how such organizations evolve in the first place?

Religion or a spiritual faith should be a practice of peace and harmony, yet in many cases somehow transforms many into hatred, judgement, and bigotry.

It can even eradicate innocent people for not believing in the same idealogy.

What drives a person to become such a person? Is it business, lack of education, or is it through bad experiences in life that makes such a person so?

I guess if you think about it, it can be any number of things.

What I find sad is that such people do not take the time to listen to other perspectives as a whole. Their radical idealogies are imprinted as a must and there is no other way out of it. It is like joining a gang in most cases.

If terrorism wouldn't have been advertised on television as much as it has then perhaps such organizations wouldn't evolve at such a alarming rate. Afterall we can see it as a promotion for them since they know that their organization is mentioned on a newschannel across the world.

What can we do to stop such radical idealogies? Or is it a hopeless cause?

Guess you missed that whole Columbine thing, eh?

Reality bites.

It seems to me that the op loves to undermine religion in general.... carry on...

The reality is that the story about the woman who said she believed in g-d and got shot was made up.

The reality of the situation is that this billboard is persuasion through fear.

Despicable.

Wow - I didn't realize you were a Columbine surviver!

Since you were standing beside her when she got shot - just exactly WHAT was it she said?

The words have been attributed to a couple of the victims. In one case it was shown to be a myth. In another case, it is stated to be true but was attributed to the wrong victim.

No, I read the book by the reporter who was there and interviewed everyone there. The woman who said she believed in g-d was not the one who was shot...

What are you really saying here Eljay?

I dont think that advertisment was particularly shocking.

Its quite sad that a religion would advertise in that way, but its got nothing to do with terrorism, has it?

What am i missing here?

Yea fearmongering works.

Alot of the kids who kill are "god fearing" anyway so I am not sure how accurate the posting is.