Washington Times By Everett Piper …
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KENS5 (San Antonio, TX) By Andrea Carden …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling on North Carolina officials to reverse course on a planned monument of the controversial religious figure Rev. Billy Graham Jr. The North Carolina General Assembly …
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We hear the brilliant late journalist/intellectual Christopher Hitchens debate an archbishop on the topic “Is the Catholic Church a force for good in the world?” and FFRF Regional Government Affairs …
Christian Post By Michael Gryboski …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Secular Spotlight” takes on Christian nationalist pastor Doug Wilson in its latest episode.FFRF’s Nancy Noet and Matt Kenyon speak with Spencer Macnaughton, editor-in-chief of Uncloseted …
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Reason Magazine By Reem Ibrahim …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is demanding that the Battle Creek Police Department in Michigan take down a Christian bible verse in large lettering from its public waiting room.“Blessed are the peacemakers: …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation says the Trump administration’s announcement that it will direct almost $2 billion in global funding toward faith-based organizations is outrageous. The State Department is touting …
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