“Why does all my money have to say ‘In God We Trust’?” This week we challenge the motto on U.S. currency as well as on license plates. We hear a …
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FFRF files amicus against government prayer
The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a state/church watchdog representing nearly 20,000 nonreligious members nationwide, is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to declare city council prayers unconstitutional. FFRF’s friend of the …
FFRF: Kill ‘In God We Trust’ License Plates
Below is the testimony today of Staff Attorney Patrick Elliott: Wisconsin Assembly Bill 244 would create a religious and exclusionary Wisconsin license plate. Elected officials should not use their government …
Stone a heathen… with water-balloons!
The Freedom From Religion Foundation and the Atheists, Humanists, and Agnostics at University of Wisconsin- Madison, are teaming up to host an event to celebrate Blasphemy Rights Day called, “Is …
Freethought Radio – September 21, 2013
FFRF tells high court to stop city prayer. We celebrate the equinox and end the summer by celebrating the birthday of nonbelieving composer George Gershwin, who wrote “Summertime” and “It Ain’t …
FFRF Awards $7,850 to winning grad student essays
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has announced the winners for currently enrolled graduates students/25 or older in this year’s essay competition. Students were asked to write about “Why the USA …
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Let’s hear it for tenacious Mike Newdow
Statement by Annie Laurie GaylorCo-President, Freedom From Religion Foundation The Religious Right, which never gives up in its quest to unite church and state, has met its equal in …
FFRF Celebrates “Constitution Day” with Ohio ad
Click here to see the full page ad. The Freedom From Religion Foundation is celebrating Constitution Day today — marking the 226th anniversary of ratification of the U.S. Constitution in …
Freethought Radio – September 14, 2013
INFIDELS! We hear the only known recording of journalist H. L. Mencken, admitting he was an agnostic, commenting on his coverage of the 1925 Scopes “monkey trial.” Then we hear …
