The Freedom From Religion Foundation and one of its South Carolina members filed a lawsuit today in U.S. District Court in Columbia, S.C., against School District Five of Lexington and …
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FFRF plans to sue over student prayer vote
The Freedom From Religion Foundation plans to bring a lawsuit against School District Five of Lexington and Richland Counties for sanctioning graduation prayer at Irmo High School in Irmo, S.C. …
Freethought Radio – May 26, 2012
It’s Memorial Day weekend, and the livin’ is easy. Relax with us as we listen to some freethought music, new and old. On the second half of the show, we …
Calling on patriotic freethinkers to stand up to Catholic bullies
Dear FFRF Member: It’s time for all good freethinkers to come to the aid of our secular Constitution and civil rights! The Roman Catholic Church is due to unveil a …
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Georgians want school prayer referendum
The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a warning letter May 24 to Columbus, Ga., Mayor Teresa Tomlinson to head off endorsement by the City Council of a proposed statewide referendum …
FFRF contests pastor’s politicking, hate speech
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has alerted the Internal Revenue Service about potentially illegal political campaign activities by Pastor Charles Worley at the Providence Road Baptist Church in Maiden, N.C. …
FFRF objects to board’s exclusively Christian prayer
What’s the purpose of invoking Jesus’ name before discussing whether to raise sewer and water rates or if Joe Blow qualifies for a variance to the zoning code? In a …
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FFRF contests blatant religious subsidy
The city of West Lafayette, Ind., cannot legally subsidize Faith Ministries’ Faith West Project with $7 million in economic development revenue bonds, FFRF Co-President Dan Barker said in a May …
Freethought Radio – May 19, 2012
Victory! This week we celebrate with FFRF’s main litigation attorney Rich Bolton, talking about our recent victory from the Colorado appeals court declaring the governor’s Colorado Day of Prayer proclamations …
