“I can hope that this long sad story, this progression of priests and ministers and rabbis and ulamas and imams and bonzes and bodhisattvas, will come to an end. I …
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Introduction of Professor Weinberg by Dan Barker (April 2000)
This introduction was delivered at the 22nd annual convention of the Freedom From Religion Foundation in San Antonio, Texas, in November, 1999. Dr. Weinberg was the first recipient of the …
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Victory Ends 53-Year Easter Violation (April 2000)
A threatened lawsuit by the Freedom From Religion Foundation and its Denver chapter ended a far greater taxpayer subsidy to religion than previously reported. Attorney Robert Tiernan, who directs the …
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Debate Triggers A Lot of Thinking by Beth Taylor (April 2000)
They strode confidently into the lecture room, smiling supportively at the eager young men passing out leaflets at the Campus Crusade for Christ tables. After all, they had every reason …
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Church-School Partnerships Decried (April 2000)
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has formally denounced partnerships between faith-based groups and public schools being actively promoted by the federal Department of Education. Secretary Richard W. Riley sent out …
Big Church And The Jackie “O” Shushup by Nancy Littel Fox (April 2000)
This concerns the violent opposition of “Big Church” to Oregon’s Doctor-Assisted Suicide measure. (They lost the first round and somehow cleverly maneuvered a second vote, saying: “Voters don’t understand the …
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Partisan Prayers by Charles Cheves (April 2000)
The New York Times recently reported that the selection of a Presbyterian chaplain for the U.S. House of Representatives “has left bruised feelings, partisan rancor and charges that . . …
The Over-Rated Sermon On The Mount by Louis W. Cable (April 2000)
The Sermon on the Mount, allegedly given by Jesus, is said to be a prescription for Christian living and perhaps the most magnificent of speeches. Consisting of 107 consecutive verses …
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Courage of Their Convictions by Adam Butler (April 2000)
Courage to stand up for one’s convictions–a lost art? This was certainly not the case, as four people (three of whom were members of the Freedom From Religion Foundation and …
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