Agnostics Weigh In On Bus Advert War

Following the advertising campaign by the Humanist soceity - and fronted by Richard Dawkins - a number of Christian groups raised funds for their own adverts on London transport. The original claim that "God probaby doesn't exist" was met with "God definately does exist" in what has become a veritable 'battle of the buses', as competing groups seek to use this powerful tool to bring their religious views to the people of London.

Not to be outdone, prominent Agnostic group 'Reservation' has raised enough funds for their own four-bus campaign set to start this Sunday. The banners reading "There may well not be a God but of course we can't be sure because it's impossible to prove this and there is a good amount of evidence in favour of the deity such as the existence of apparent order in the universe - but then of course what about the problem of evil I mean - gosh, this is quite a tough one actually, I think I'll have to go and think about it" are expected to complete a full spectrum of beliefs on the city's streets.