This is very cool. From The Big Apple Coalition of Reason: The Big Apple Coalition of Reason (Big Apple CoR) is a collection of local organizations working together to increase awareness of secular-minded groups throughout New York City. All Big Apple CoR organizations share common ground -- promoting wider acceptance of a more rational and realistic view of the universe -- but each has its own particular emphasis. Some advocate for scientific knowledge, reason, and skeptical inquiry. Some focus on the promotion of dogma-free humanist ethics, and an appreciation for life and the lives of other persons. Others focus more on providing a social aspect to the secular community. Big Apple CoR aims to inform New Yorkers that there is a community of people who share a rational basis for their worldviews, who attend intellectual public lectures, enjoy philosophy discussions, and socialize. We invite you to visit our various websites, to contact any of those in which you are interested, and to feel free to attend the public gatherings of any of our organizations. do something.... These are the dozen subway stations where the ads will be running: 14th Street-Sixth Avenue14th Street-Seventh Avenue14th Street-Eighth Avenue23rd Street-Eighth AvenuePennsylvania Station (three ads)86th Street-Lexington Avenue 96th Street-Lexington Avenue42nd Street-Sixth Avenue/Bryant Park 66th Street-Broadway/Lincoln Center72nd Street-Central Park West 86th Street-Central Park WestWest Fourth StreetMore news coverage about these ads can be found here. In the meantime, here's the story from CNN: The advertisements ask the question, written simply over an image of a blue sky with wispy white clouds: "A million New Yorkers are good without God. Are you?" On October 26, a dozen bustling New York City subway stations will be adorned with the ads as "part of a coordinated multi-organizational advertising campaign designed to raise awareness about people who don't believe in a god", according to a statement from the group,...