Labels Dissenters, Unbelievers “Oddballs” The Freedom From Religion Foundation has written a letter of complaint to Wisconsin Gov. Scott McCallum over the insensitivity of his October 9 statements, belittling the …
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“Choose Most Secular, Least Coercive Alternative” The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national association based in Madison, Wis., has called upon the Wisconsin State Department of Public Instruction, as well …
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Statement on September 11 Terrorism This statement was released by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a Madison, Wis.-based national association of freethinkers (atheists and agnostics) working to protect the constitutional …
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Do We Really Want Our Government Based on Faith in the Bible? State regulators issued warnings in early August that “more money is stolen in the name of God than …
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Is It Really Such a “Good” Book? As a refreshing antidote to the plethora of piety on the Internet, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is debuting a challenging, but fun …
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Supreme Affront Alabama Governor Don Siegelman has been asked to remove the set of biblical edicts which Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore illegally erected this week in the Alabama Supreme …
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“Do Ask. Don’t Hire?” The Salvation Army’s proposed “deal” with the Bush Administration, exposed by the Washington Post yesterday, should be ringing alarm bells–not donation bells–according to the Freedom From …
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Direct Subsidy to Parochial Schools Unconstitutional A 3-judge panel for the Seventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in Chicago ruled on Friday, April 27, in favor of a lawsuit by …
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Scopes II? A lawsuit to halt pervasive illegal religious practices in public schools in Rhea County, Tennessee was filed in the courtroom of Chief Judge Edgar, United States District Court …
