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Facebook Launches Evolution Jesus Fish Magnets
November 23, 2009 by Karen Gray
Filed under Faith Links, Values & Lifestyle
The once Christian website Facebook is now turning more atheist every day. It used to be a fun place for friends to catch up with each other and sure news about awesome new things in their lives.
Now it’s all being turned into a political propaganda mill. Today when logging in, many people were forced to see the following ad:
Very immoral. The advertisement is a part of a new atheist campaign to demonize Christian symbols, all under the banner convertafish.com.
This dangerous sites make a joke about connecting feet to “Jesus Fish” via magnets, and even gives a tutorial on how to sneak up to a Christian’s car and attach feet to their fish, in order to offend us.
I find it childish and ruse, but this is the behavior that typifies atheists. It’s just too bad that Facebook is actually allowing this to be advertised and I’ve forwarded a complaint to them about the offense to everyone.
It truly is sad the lengths Atheists will go to spread they’re lies.
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all right i’ll agree that this is quite a stupid prank however facebook was never a christian site
also have you considered the posibility that it might just be a random add outside of facebooks control?
still if people want these things(without useing them to put on other people’s fish ofcourse) i don’t see any harm in that
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Let me get this straight.
According to you here at Crapwire, gays are immoral people and promoting the gay lifestyle is evil. Right?
Now, also according to you, Christianity is the only pathway into Heaven, so promoting Christian morality is good. Right?
So…
Facebook + Ad for Darwin Fish = EVIL!!!!
but…
Christwire + Ad for Gay Cruises = GOOD!!!!
Just want to make sure I’ve got it all figured out.
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Yes, that sounds about right (except for you referring to Christwire as “Crapwire,” of course). What’s your point?
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Get an ad blocker and get over yourself.
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Before Christianity adopted the fish symbol, it was known by pagans as “the Great Mother”, and “womb”. Its link to fertility, birth, and the natural force of women was acknowledged also by the Celts, as well as pagan cultures throughout northern Europe. So…Christians “demonized” a pagan symbol first and claimed it as their own. Here’s what I have to say about it as an atheist…
Get over it. It’s a fish…and a pretty simplified one. Tell you what… I’ll draw a circle and say it’s the earth and that it’s a symbol of secularism. Anytime you draw a circle and do ANYTHING else to it, I’ll get offended…k? Good deal?
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