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== Controversial Billboard ==
 
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The American Atheists organization sponsored an aggressive and controversial billboard and an interview with [[Fox News]] occurred as a result of the billboard.  As noted above, Silverman has a degree in [[marketing]], but according to [[atheist]] and [[evolution|evolutionist]] [[PZ Myers]] he was stuck defending an aggressive and "ugly" sign.<ref>http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/2011/01/that_controversial_oreilly_int.php</ref>
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The American Atheists organization sponsored an aggressive and controversial billboard and an interview with [[Fox News]] occurred as a result of the billboard.  As noted above, Silverman has a degree in [[marketing]], but according to [[atheist]] and [[evolution|evolutionist]] [[PZ Myers]] Silverman was stuck defending an aggressive and "ugly" sign.<ref>http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/2011/01/that_controversial_oreilly_int.php</ref>
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 09:34, January 30, 2011

David Silverman serves as the President of the American Atheists organization.[1] Silverman served as the New Jersey State Director of American Atheists and after four years of service he become National Spokesperson for the American Atheist Organization. [2] David Silverman holds degrees in Marketing and Computer Science.[3]

Personal life

According to Silverman, he became an atheist at the age of six.[4] According to the MasterMedia Speakers Bureau website, Silverman is married to a religious Jewish woman and he has "an eight-year old daughter who has already beaten him in a fair-and-square debate!".[5]

Controversial Billboard

The American Atheists organization sponsored an aggressive and controversial billboard and an interview with Fox News occurred as a result of the billboard. As noted above, Silverman has a degree in marketing, but according to atheist and evolutionist PZ Myers Silverman was stuck defending an aggressive and "ugly" sign.[6]

See also

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