Well if that’s not enough confirmation that we’re in the end times of the world, then I don’t know where you’ve been living the past couple of years. With the recent epidemics that are happening all across the world, some may say that people might be reading too much into nothing. But if anything doesn’t catch your attention, then this story definitely should. Somewhere in San Antonio, Texas an atheist group at the University of Texas San Antonio is offering to trade porn for bibles.

The student group, Atheist Agenda, has set up a booth on the campus and have asked students to bring in their bibles in exchange for porn magazines. The event has been dubbed “Smut for Smut” and clearly bringing a lot of heated debates.

“It is to send a message that the stuff in the Bible, and the Quran, and the Torah, and all that sort of thing is, in our case worse, than pornography,” explained UTSA student Kyle Bush.

“I can see that God can definitely use this for a greater purpose,” UTSA student Alex Liu
said. “And I see a lot of Christian organizations coming together, you know, to be brothers and sisters standing up for their faith.”

Shockingly, this is the second year in a row for the event. Christian students were also out talking to fellow students about their beliefs. How many students actually proceeded to It’s not turn in their Bibles for the pornographic material is still unknown.

For the fact that the university has allowed this to happen a second time in a row is absolutely atrocious. Whatever happened to standing up for what you believe in? For the so called Christian students on campus, what exactly are they doing by “talking to fellow students about their beliefs?” It’s not enough to just “talk” about it but also “be about it.” There are several ways in which this whole nonsense can be shut down. Any suggestions?