The portrait of Jesus hanging in Royster Middle School must go, the Freedom From Religion Foundation wrote today to Chanute Public Schools, Kansas. A print of Warner Sallman’s “Head of …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s expose, “Play to Pray,” on unconstitutional Christian chaplaincies at public college football programs singles out University of Georgia as one of the major offenders. FFRF wrote to 20 …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s just-released national report, “Pray to Play,” documenting unconstitutional Christian chaplaincies embedded in public university football programs, includes the Auburn University in its list of offending universities. FFRF, …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog, has contacted Georgia Institute of Technology President G.P. Peterson to request changes to the football program’s embedded chaplain. Peterson is one of 20 …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s blistering report on unconstitutional Christian chaplains in college football programs highlights the University of South Carolina as one of the major offenders. FFRF wrote to USC President Dr. Harris …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog with more than 22,700 members, issued a report today condemning more than 25 public universities for allowing football coaches to impose …
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In the news: FFRF’s Ron Reagan ad on the penultimate Jon Stewart Daily Show, Jesus sign in east Texas town, bible verses removed from Arkansas city webpage, “In God We …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is hailing a decision by the Colorado state appeals court yesterday, ruling that a baker cannot invoke religious beliefs as an excuse to deny services to a …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a complaint to the Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct yesterday about Smith County Judge Randall Rogers, who required a man to marry his girlfriend, as well …
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