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Friday, 27 March 2009 |
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This year Festival Republic, formerly known as The Mean Fiddler Music Group, prepares a spectacular Festival at Reading UK. The oldest and most popular music festival, the Reading Festival is traditionally held outdoors during that three-day Bank Holiday in August. The festival was held in several different places before reaching reading as a permanent residence in 1971. As the organizers keep improving festival conditions, this year’s Reading Festival is predicted to be one of the most well organized editions. Though tens of thousands of music lovers will gather in this outdoor location, living in tents and starting campfires, the organizers will take care of the toilets and they’ll make sure you won’t have a bad experience. Last year’s edition proved this entirely. Thou you can expect a very good organization; don’t forget that Reading Festival is an outdoor event so you need Reading Festival Tickets. You should be prepared for any changes in weather and bring all necessary items to ensure a great, relaxing experience. Not having a can opener or some firewood to start a fire could get pretty frustrating. It’s best to make list weeks before the festival and to add daily the items that you think will be of use. One last advice; don’t forget check information in Reading Festival Ticket Information |
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Saturday, 25 October 2008 |
By Maxine Clarke
 As the British Humanist Association announces details of its forthcoming poster campaign, this article looks at why such a move should be seen as a giant leap in positivity.
The news that London buses are set to bear slogans such as 'There's probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life' has brought a welcome sense of acceptance for the views of atheists the world over. It seems inevitable there will be a spiteful backlash from leading religious bodies, and I for one would not be surprised to see the campaign withdrawn, perhaps even before the scheduled launch in January.
Atheism has often been portrayed as little more than a hatred of religious beliefs, when in fact its nothing of the kind. While posters claiming salvation through Christ are commonplace throughout the UK, any public form of atheism seems to be immediately jumped upon and criticised for being immoral and unjust. As an atheist myself, I find said posters claiming salvation an affront to both my beliefs and those of other religions.
For example, I myself have witnessed |
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