In Honor of Catherine Fahringer Some members of the Foundation and Freethinkers Association of Central Texas. “Local friends of Catherine Fahringer are grateful to the Foundation for funding this display,” …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation, the nation’s largest association of freethinkers (atheists and agnostics) with 13,000 members and more than 300 in Ohio, is taking its irreverent billboard campaign to …
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Topic: The Winter Solstice – The Reason for the SeasonDan and Annie Laurie will announce various Winter Solstice initiatives of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, air news clips about FFRF …
And a Jaunty “Reason’s Greetings” Billboard Goes Up in Near Eastside ’Tis the season . . . for the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s gilt “Winter Solstice” message, which returns for …
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Featured guest is Fred Karger, founder of Californians Against Hate, who allegations of unreported Mormon activity to help pass Prop 8, banning same-sex marriage in California, are being investigated by …
Tis the season . . . to bring some freethinking cheer to Olympia! The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a state/church watchdog and the nation’s largest association of atheists and agnostics, …
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Asks for Punitive Damages The national Freedom From Religion Foundation is filing a lawsuit today in federal court against the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., for taking actions which led …
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Censored! FFRF Billboard Removed by Outdoor Company The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Imagine No Religion” billboard, which only went up late last week in Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., for a two-month …
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