The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a state/church watchdog and the nation’s largest freethought association, is placing a historic 30-second tribute to separation of state and church as an ad on …
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Junkyard Prophet profits mightily
In the wake of publicity and complaints, Superintendent Jim Stanton of Dunkerton [Iowa] Community Schools has received a verbal lashing from parents at a school board meeting March 13 about …
‘This is what an atheist looks like’
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is debuting a new public relations campaign in Nashville, Tenn. An eye-catching magenta billboard featuring a Tennessee student just went up proclaiming, "This is …
Kansas prayer over the top
The religious atmosphere in the Kansas Senate and House of Representatives has drawn fire from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, the nation's largest state-church watchdog. FFRF Co-Presidents Annie Laurie Gaylor …
Oral argument tomorrow over South Carolina bible class case
The Freedom From Religion Foundation will participate in the oral argument portion of its appeal over the Spartanburg County School District Seven (Spartanburg County, S.C.) policy granting academic credit and grades for …
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Freethought Radio – March 17, 2012
Nothing is as divisive as church in government. We talk with Mitch Kahle, who stopped Senate prayers in Hawaii. Mitch has just won a major lawsuit defending his rights. Podcast. …
FFRF protests state prayer declarations
The Freedom From Religion Foundation takes issue with calls for state days of prayer in South Carolina and Pennsylvania. The Freedom From Religion Foundation is a national state/church watchdog with …
Pastor rails against usual suspects in Oklahoma House
The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter of complaint March 13 to Oklahoma House Speaker Kris Steele to protest scheduling prayers to open House of Representative sessions and permitting …
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Advice to schools: Junk Christian ministry assemblies
The Superintendent of Dunkerton Community Schools in Iowa learned a valuable lesson on March 8th after students, parents, and teachers would not tolerate offensive religious messages presented at a junior …
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