A Christian nativity scene at the entrance to a municipal fire station in Huntington Station, N.Y., was removed after the Freedom From Religion Foundation notified the Board of Fire …
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To counter a half-century state/church violation in Loudoun, Co. Va., the Freedom From Religion Foundation, with local members, will place a banner proclaiming "There are no gods" in front of …
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The Uniontown, Ohio, school district’s professed value of “belief in God” appears to be going the way of “23 skidoo” after action Dec. 14 by the Lake Local Board of …
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The year 2009 was a busy one for the small staff at the Freedom From Religion Foundation. At times it seemed that whenever we pushed one of organized religion’s grasping …
A Christian nativity scene on village property in the Cincinnati suburb of Addyston, Ohio, vanished (some say almost miraculously) soon after a letter of complaint was sent by the Freedom …
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Margaret Downey, president of the Freethought Society of Greater Philadelphia, will talk about why her FFRF chapter erects a “Tree of Knowledge” every year by a courthouse creche and how …
Why should a nativity scene depicting the birth of Jesus be placed in the median of a public road? It shouldn't, contends the Freedom From Religion Foundation, in seeking court …
After receiving an Oct. 19 letter of complaint from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, which works to protect the constitutional separation of church and state, the City Council of North Kansas City, …
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Apparently there’s no room at the inn for an irreverent billboard saying “there is no God.” ClearChannel Outdoor company in Las Vegas has taken down six Freedom From Religion Foundation …
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