The Freedom From Religion Foundation is inviting Midwesterners to a “godless game” on Saturday, July 16. The “St. Paul Saints” will be renamed “Mr. Paul Aints” for the evening at …
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Freethought Radio — July 9, 2016
This week we’ll report that FFRF’s first billboard in Mississippi managed to stay up only 5 days before being censored, play Oliver Sacks’ poignant last interview in honor of the …
FFRF objects to Delaware county’s repeated religious grants
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is objecting to a Delaware county’s repeated grants to religious groups for religious purposes. FFRF wrote the Sussex County Council on Feb. 9 regarding a …
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FFRF supports denial of a Missouri state grant to a church
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has co-filed a brief before the U.S. Supreme Court supporting the denial of a Missouri grant to a church. The Trinity Lutheran Church in Columbia, …
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FFRF protests Kentucky public school bands at new “Noah’s Ark”
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is protesting the participation of two Kentucky public high school bands at a ceremony celebrating a new religious theme park. The Williamstown High School (Williamstown, …
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FFRF warning more than 1,000 school districts about new “Noah’s Ark”
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is advising public schools in more than 1,000 school districts against visiting a new religious theme park. The Ark Encounter, which is opening this week …
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Judge rules in favor of religious freedom
A federal judge in Mississippi has provided a huge victory to those who believe in actual religious freedom. U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves struck down Mississippi’s unconstitutional “religious freedom” bill, …
FFRF wants religious exemption for retirement plans declared unconstitutional
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed a court brief asking that a religious exemption for retirement plans be deemed unconstitutional. The Employment Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) regulates retirement …
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FFRF billboard “too hot” for Tupelo
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has been censored in Mississippi. The first billboard it ever put up in the state, on July 1, was removed today. Lamar Outdoor, contending it …
