New Orleans residents will be asked to “Imagine No Religion” and to trust in “Reason” — not a god, when messages by the Freedom From Religion Foundation go up …
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FFRF offers Spartanburg council prayer-free alternative
As the Spartanburg [S.C.] County Council readied to vote Aug. 16 on a formal policy to authorize sectarian prayers at government meetings, the Freedom From Religion Foundation has offered the …
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Freethought Radio – August 14, 2010
This week Freethought Radio hosts Annie Laurie Gaylor and Dan Barker interview the award-winning California jazz vocalist Tokeli and talk about her career and life as an atheist Mom. Listen …
Local FFRF’er suggests: Enjoy life now
“There Is No Afterlife: Enjoy Life Now” is the message an area member of the Freedom From Religion Foundation is sponsoring for six weeks on a billboard at the entrance …
FFRF launches billboard blitz in Tampa & St. Petersburg
Click to enlarge or right-click and save target to download high resolution images. The nation’s largest association of freethinkers (atheists and agnostics) hopes heads will turn to view a “mini-blitz” …
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FFRF vouches publicly for reason in New Jersey
The Freedom From Religion Foundation's first freethought billboard is now up in the Garden State of New Jersey. The billboard faces south off Monmouth Road near Roosevelt Avenue in suburban …
Freethought Radio – August 7, 2010
Freethought Radio will interview the daughter of photographer Ansel Adams, who is a freethinker and Lifetime Member of FFRF, about her life, her famous father, what it was like growing …
FFRF hits Louisiana plan to teach creationism
Could a lawyer pressing a state-church separation case have a better ally than David Tate? Maybe not. At a July 22 meeting of the Livingston Parish [La.] School Board, member …
FFRF challenges religious Tennessee courthouse display
A juvenile court judge unwilling to separate his Christianity from the Hawkins County Courthouse in Rogersville, Tenn., has drawn fire from the Freedom From Religion Foundation. FFRF formally complained July …
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