Those pesky atheists are at it again in Colorado.

COCORE, a Colorado atheist groups is paying for several billboards to be put up around Denver and one in Colorado Springs this year, simply showing a blue sky with a few fluffy clouds, with the caption, “Don’t believe in God? You are not alone,” with a link to their website at the bottom.

Apparently, this has offended several of the Bible banging lunatics in Colorado, including Bob Enyart, a Christian radio host. What genius does Bob have to offer?

“The Bible says that faith is the evidence of things not seen. Evidence. If we ignore the evidence for gravity or the Creator, that’s really dangerous. Income tax doesn’t not exist because somebody doesn’t believe in it. And the same is true with our Creator.”

With such a careful, logical, grammatically profound statement such as this, who wouldn’t believe? Oh, and Bob, that was sarcasm. This is about the most ludicrous, thought bereft statement I’ve heard in some time. Unfounded personal belief, claiming superstitious nonsense, is not evidence of anything but a delusional mind.

I don’t think that I could tally the number of religious billboards I’ve seen in my life. You can’t go five miles in the Bible Belt without seeing one. Furthermore, how can the statement being made on this billboard be considered offensive? If it said “Do you believe in God? You are not alone,” these same Buy-bull pundits would be scrambling all over themselves, gloating over their inspiring, faith filled message.

It seems that above all else, the hypocrisy of religion reigns supreme.