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Logos and Letterhead

Logos

 

 Mark describes the symbolism in his logo as follows:

The stars symbolize the universe, there are three of them to mark the three Articles of Faith. They are designed to resemble, water, fire and the ground (those things that we can actually depend on). The gray lines intermixed with the white and black signifies the area that we occupy between the definite areas that people normally believe in. Framed in gold signifies that we are one and hold the belief of our church as a freedom as precious as gold, and of course the AAC for Apathetic Agnostic Church.

This "UCTAA Torch of Enlightenment" logo by Nancy Robinson is based on an original crochet design.

This logo for IUN was developed by Rev. Len Zanger. He suggested it could be used as a seal or an emblem. (It will be added to the IUN degrees in the near future.) He also suggested its use for university T-shirts.

He describes the symbolism as follows: The icons in the center field represent: at top, a book and compass / dividers symbolizing how we must carefully evaluate what we read--a search for knowlege; at left, an unfinished pyramid whose capstone is doubt, topped by the flame of knowledge; at right, an incomplete doorway to knowlege, its keystone not yet in place. Additionally, there is the latinized church motto, and the year of founding and the lobes of the edge of the seal (thirteen) indicating indifference to superstition.

Marjorie Norris took this logo and turned it into an embossed design.

Letterhead

The above graphic is designed for use as a letterhead, or as a header on a web page, or as a header on your e-mails. You can personalize it by placing your name and designation in the white space in the lower right corner (under the word Church) using a suitable font

 Signature

This is a nice graphic signature for your e-mail. Personalize it per the example.

 
   

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