You are listening to a special edition of Unbelievablyable. I'm Ruth Jackson and I'm excited

to tell you that we have just launched an extra midweek podcast. Every week, as well as the normal

episode of Unbelievablyable, we will be introducing you to a program from the archives.

The episode you are about to hear was first broadcast on Premiere Christian Radio on the first

of November 2008. Justin Briley spoke to three guests, Atheist Ariane Cherine,

Humanist Hannah Stinson and Christian Paul Willie. The topic of their conversation was an Atheist

Bus campaign which swept across the UK. What you're about to hear is the first part of a longer

episode. If you want to listen to the whole show, click the link in the podcast information below

or search for the show by typing the Atheist Bus campaign or first of November 2008,

wherever you listen to your podcasts or at premierchristianradio.com.

You're listening to Unbelievablyable with Justin Briley.

Good afternoon, welcome to Unbelievablyable here on Premier Christian Radio. Right now,

Christians and non-Christians get together to talk here on Unbelievablyable.

And they've been doing a lot of talking about a certain Atheist Bus campaign that's hit the

headlines in the last couple of weeks. That's what we're focusing on today. As Atheists take their

message to the streets or at least on the side of buses, they are putting out a new set of posters.

It's going to happen from January onwards, which says there's probably no God. Now stop worrying

and get on with your life. We're going to be discussing that and we're going to be actually

meeting the person who thought this campaign up and set it into motion. She is Ariane Shureen.

We'll also be hearing from the British Humanist Association, Hannah Stinson is their

spokesperson. And also from Theos Paul Wully, well he's actually given money to the campaign.

Even though he's a Christian, he says it's a great discussion starter.

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