Print Statement by Annie Laurie Gaylor Co-President Freedom From Religion Foundation Let’s hear it for Alderperson Anita Weier of Madison, Wis., who just introduced an intriguing resolution to add not only the …
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Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation resolved several constitutional violations in Homewood City Schools, Ala., after sending a complaint letter about religious entanglements reported by a concerned district family. FFRF …
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Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation forcefully objected to a plan by the Gideons International, an evangelical Christian men’s organization, to distribute New Testaments students in Georgia’s Dougherty County School …
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Print In the News: New FFRF billboards in Chicago, Greece’s atheist prime minister sworn in, California mayor refuses prayer, Mike Huckabee disses atheism, and Obama recognizes nonbelievers. We celebrate the …
Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation and its chapter, FFRF Metropolitan Chicago Chapter, has just placed three additional bulletin-sized billboards in the Chicago area, as an encore to the 11 …
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Print Pope Francis says we should not “make fun of faith,” but we point out that blasphemy is a victimless crime. After honoring the birthdays of freethinking composers Mozart and …
Print Click to view larger image. The Freedom From Religion Foundation is proudly featuring freethought “testimonials” by scientists and scientific thinkers in its monthly ad in Scientific American Magazine. …
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Print Calling all writers, producers, and funny freethinkers! The No God But Funny contest is looking for laughs. “Contribute to the downfall of civilization by writing a sitcom and/or producing …
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Print In the last two years, the Orlando (Fla.) Police Department spent about $25,000 on its police chaplain program according to the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog. …
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