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Creationism debunker interviewed on FFRF TV show Sunday
The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters” TV show guest the coming Sunday has made it his passion to take on and debunk creationism. Aron Ra, a former Mormon now …
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Sign on for Secular Day of the Dead festivities Nov. 2
Join the freethinking community for a prominent Mexican celebration — being observed in a secular spirit — next week. The 2022 Secular Day of the Dead/Día de los Muertos Secular …
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FFRF awards $17,850 to 2022 high school essay winners
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is proud to announce the awarding of $17,850 to the winners of the 2022 William Schulz High School Essay Contest. College-bound high school seniors were …
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Iconic ‘unabashed atheist’ Reagan spot returns to ‘The Daily Show’
The popular feisty ad that Ron Reagan has done on behalf of the Freedom From Religion Foundation is returning to “The Daily Show” for three weeks. The television commercial, in …
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Freethought Radio — October 27, 2022
Iranian-born Maryam Namazie, with “Ex-Muslims of Britain” and “One Law For All,” describes the dire situation in Iran where protesters of the patriarchal regime are being persecuted and killed; she also …
‘Atheist minister’ guest on FFRF TV show Sunday
The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters” TV show guest this Sunday is a pastor of the most unusual kind: an atheist pastor. When Gretta Vosper, pastor of West Hill …
Freethought Radio — October, 20, 2022
After state/church news, we hear a sneak preview of the Godless Gospel song “You Don’t Need to Be Ashamed,” written by Andre Forbes, soloists DeAngela Morant and Rogiérs Fibby, with …
No religious phrasing in preamble, FFRF tells Tenn. county board
A Tennessee county board must remove blatantly sectarian religious language from its preamble, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is insisting. A concerned local resident has notified the state/church watchdog that …
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