The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters” show this Sunday talks about the spectacular rise of the “Nones” — those of us with no religious affiliation. The interview guest Ryan …
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Football baptisms, the North Carolina lieutenant governor’s intolerance and billboards for Rev. Joel Osteen are among the state/church news this week. FFRF Legal Director Rebecca Markert tells us about the …
Public school football baptisms are severe violations of public school neutrality toward religion, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is informing an Oklahoma school district. A number of student football players …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is cheering the news that Texas’ draconian six-week abortion ban has been temporarily halted. However, the threat is far from over as religious extremists take …
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The evangelical group Focus on the Family is yet again proselytizing public school students across the country by organizing Thursday’s “Bring Your Bible to School Day.” “Bring Your Bible to …
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The Roman Catholic Church has abused more than 300,000 French children since 1950, according to an explosive report that an independent commission has just released. The Freedom From Religion Foundation …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging Union County Public Schools to cease starting its board meetings with Christian prayers. A concerned school district community member has informed FFRF that …
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Amid the perilous state of abortion rights in the United States, there is some cause for celebration. The Biden administration has reversed a draconian Trump-era policy that prevented major reproductive …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has put up side-by-side billboards in Houston urging churchgoers, including Joel Osteen followers, to stay home. The 14-by-48-foot bulletins, featuring a stained-glass window motif, offer …
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