Atheist College Students Calls Bible "Smut" and Holds Rallies to Exchange Them for Porn Mags

Students at a Texas college campus are locking horns, after a group of atheists decided to form a "Smut for Smut" campaign. The anti-God group are rallying students to trade in their religious books and materials for pornography.

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Atheist Agenda leaders at the University of Texas, San Antonio, are waging an all-out battle against everything that represents God. They have gathered their atheist troops and have put out a call to all fellow students older than the age of 18 to surrender their Bibles, Qur'ans, Books of Mormon,Torahs - anything pertaining to God - for a "fair exchange" in pornographic books. The group claims that porn is "no worse than what's written in religious-based texts."

College officials have not tried to stop the anti-religious rabble-rousers because as long as "they are not violating any laws or violating the constitution, they have the freedom of speech and assembly."

The campus is literally divided three ways, regarding this heated debate. You have those who support Atheist Agenda, those who are pro-religion and the neutral ground students, who state, everyone has a right to their opinion but the issue is just "fostering hate throughout the campus."

This year marks the 40th time Atheist Agenda have organized the event.