Are those of us who work for state/church separation Satanists? Terrorists? No, we’re first amendment fundamentalists. We’ll talk about FFRF’s demand that a Tennessee town remove a lighted cross from …
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Groups support pastors, priests leaving the pulpit
The Richard Dawkins Foundation for Science and Reason and the Freedom From Religion Foundation have announced the formation of a new group to help clergy who have “seen the light” …
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Texas school refuses to call off evangelizers
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has asked Northwest Independent School District Superintendent Dr. Karen Rue to halt an evangelical "Seven Project" assembly in Trophy Club, Texas. FFRF, a state/church watchdog …
Children led in illegal prayer in Florida elementary school
The Freedom from Religion Foundation has sent a letter on behalf of local complainants, to Superintendent Ben Wortham of Clay County School District (Fla.) urging him to cease an unusually …
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Southern superintendents put on notice re: illegal prayer
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has sent educational memos to all the public school superintendents (396) in Mississippi, Louisiana and Kentucky reminding them that official prayer at school-sponsored events is illegal …
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Freethought Radio – October 8, 2011
FFRF’s complaint removing a cross from a water tower in Tennessee is getting attention. And so is Steven Pinker’s hot off the press new book released this week, The Better …
FFRF threatens suit over Tennessee water tower cross
A national state/church watchdog has put town officials in Whiteville, Tenn., on notice that if they don't remove the illegal cross atop the town's water tower, it will file suit. …
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Freethought Radio – October 1, 2011
If you had a choice, would you choose jail or church? We’ll talk about FFRF’s latest legal complaint. Then we’ll talk with Penn Jillette, the well-known Las Vegas entertainer and …
Help educate Kentucky community about the First Amendment
FFRF complained about the Bell County, Ky. School District’s practice of hosting prayers, mostly Christian, over loudspeakers to begin school sports events. Superintendent George Thompson begrudgingly halted the practice. But …
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