The Freedom From Religion Foundation has convinced a Texas school district to take a harder stance against showing harmful Christian propaganda and anti-evolution movies to students. In Central Heights High …
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Ark Encounter entrepreneur and fundamentalist Christian evangelist Ken Ham may have just bet the farm. He has announced that the $28 children’s admission price to his biblical Noah’s ark theme …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation and a regional freethinkers’ group are decrying the discriminatory denial of services during their protest against a religious theme park. On June 30, Five Star …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has warned a Kentucky judge about his refusal to marry a nonreligious couple. Mandy Heath and her fiancé, Jon, were planning on getting married in …
A prayerful Indiana public school coach was given a talking to, following a Freedom From Religion Foundation complaint. The girls’ tennis coach at Bellmont High School in Decatur, Ind., led …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is inviting Midwesterners to a “godless game” on Saturday, July 16. The “St. Paul Saints” will be renamed “Mr. Paul Aints” for the evening at …
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This week we’ll report that FFRF’s first billboard in Mississippi managed to stay up only 5 days before being censored, play Oliver Sacks’ poignant last interview in honor of the …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is objecting to a Delaware county’s repeated grants to religious groups for religious purposes. FFRF wrote the Sussex County Council on Feb. 9 regarding a …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is protesting the participation of two Kentucky public high school bands at a ceremony celebrating a new religious theme park. The Williamstown High School (Williamstown, …
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