Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is requesting a Mississippi sheriff office to get rid of a very Christian emblem. The Adams County Sheriff’s Office’s Special Operations Group has unique …
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Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is strenuously objecting to the access that a Texas school district provided the Gideons for bible distribution. A concerned parent of a Liberty Independent …
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Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is strongly criticizing the San Antonio mayor for her highly insensitive remarks about belief. At a recent forum, Mayor Ivy Taylor was asked what …
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Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation and the American Humanist Association’s Appignani Legal Center have filed for summary judgment in their lawsuit challenging a large Christian cross that the city …
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Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging the University of Michigan’s football team to cancel a scheduled papal audience during its current visit to Europe. A concerned individual contacted …
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Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging a Tennessee school district to curtail the evangelizing activities of a high school math teacher. Several concerned local citizens have informed FFRF …
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Print President Trump says “we are a nation of believers,” creationist Ken Ham calls FFRF “liars,” and Bill O’Reilly (who has bashed FFRF) gets dumped from FOX News, oh my! …
Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is taking exception to a series of assemblies that engaged in religious promotion at a number of Texas public schools. A concerned community member …
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Print Freedom From Religion Foundation Statement President Trump is wide off the mark in calling the United States “a nation of believers.” In his most recent weekly address, the president …
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