Freethought Matters

Does Religion Make You Happy? ft. Ryan T. Cragun | Freethought Matters
FFRF Co-Presidents Annie Laurie Gaylor and Dan Barker speak with sociologist Ryan T. Cragun about the growing number of Americans who identify as nonreligious. Cragun tackles common myths and misconceptions about the nonreligious, from claims about happiness and morality to civic engagement and family values. The episode also dives into the newest Pew Religious Landscape Study, which finds that the religiously unaffiliated are now the largest single group by religious identity in the United States. Learn more about Pew's Religious Landscape Study: https://www.pewresearch.org/religious-landscape-study/ Learn more about the Freedom From Religion Foundation at: https://ffrf.org/ -- Facebook: https://facebook.com/4ffrf Instagram: https://instagram.com/ffrf_official X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/ffrf TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@ffrf_official -- Report a state/church violation: https://ffrf.us/report?r=lp Join FFFRF or make a donation: https://ffrf.org/get-involved/donate/
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Money, Lies and God with Katherine Stewart | Freethought Matters
The Invention of American Religious Freedom with Steven K. Green | Freethought Matters
Divorcing Religion with Janice Selbie | Freethought Matters
The Death of the Fine-Tuning Argument with Dan Barker | Freethought Matters

‘Freethought Matters’ TV Show

Weekly half-hour TV talk show produced by the Freedom From Religion Foundation

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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s weekly TV show, “Freethought Matters,” currently airs Sunday mornings in four major cities and Sunday nights in Madison, Wis.

“You can turn on the TV and be preached at 24/7, especially on Sunday mornings. We not only want to provide sympathetic programming for the ‘unmassed masses,’ but offer an alternative, so that religious programming does not win by default,” says Annie Laurie Gaylor, FFRF co-president / co-host.

“The intent is to introduce communities to leading freethought authors, thinkers and activists in a non-threatening and positive way,” adds FFRF co-president / co-host Dan Barker.

Catch interviews of freethinking authors, secular experts, activists, actors and state/church separation advocates, even members of Congress from past seasons, on FFRF’s YouTube channel. Watch episodes here. You can also receive notifications when we post new episodes of Freethought Matters by subscribing to FFRF’s YouTube channel.

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Please tune in to “Freethought Matters” . . . because freethought matters.

FFRF’S TV SHOW – FREETHOUGHT MATTERS

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