FFRF Media Coverage Archives

House Democrats cheerfully sang 'God Bless America' on the steps of the Capitol as crowds protested the overturning of Roe v. Wade at the Supreme Court across the street

Business Insider
By Bryan Metzger

School choice ruling riles secular maniacs

CNS News
By Bill Donohue

Supreme Court rules students attending religious schools have the right to state aid

KPCC (Pasadena, California)

Former commissioner Hall remembered

Athens Review (Athens, Texas)
By Rich Flowers

Supreme Court ruling on Maine religious schools stirs debate over separation of church and state

Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts)
By Travis Andersen

Atheist group calls on DeSantis to withdraw comments implying nonreligious people ‘are prone to criminal violence’

Church Leaders
By Dale Chamberlain

June 19 – The Poochie lip disease

VCY America

More than $1 million in scholarships for Hispanic students

Archy Netys

Más de $1 millón en becas para estudiantes hispanos

Washington Hispanic

Atheist group condemns Ron DeSantis for painting nonreligious people 'in a deeply unfavorable light'

Christian Headlines
By Milton Quintanilla

Atheist group condemns Ron DeSantis for painting nonreligious people 'in a deeply unfavorable light'

Christian Headlines
By Milton Quintanilla

Atheists demand Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis retract ‘fallacious smear of nonreligious’

Faithwire
By Billy Hallowell

Obstare Decisis

Daily KOS
By Ken McAloon

Atheists demand Florida governor retract 'fallacious smear of nonreligious'

WND

Evangelical voters will drive the red wave in 2022

Fox News
By Timothy Head

Parkersburg City Council passes ordinances on treatment facilities, group homes

Parkersburg News & Sentinel (Parkersburg, West Virginia)
By Evan Bevins

Mass abortion has cheapened life

Anti-Catholic invective spawns violence

CNS News
By Bill Donohue

Is Christianity intellectually respectable? | Dan Barker Vs Dr Randal Rauser

PODCAST
Modern Day Debate Podcast

Akron City Council tries to make prayers before meetings more inclusive after facing criticism

Ideas Stream
By Anna Huntsman

Why it matters whether Christianity is intellectually respectable: Quick reflections on the debate

Randal Rauser

Francis Schaeffer analyzes art and culture: Responding to Dan Barker’s book Life Driven Purpose

The Daily Hatch

Jan. 6 committee must address Christian nationalism

Religion News Service
By Amanda Tyler

How Christian nationalism paved the way for Jan. 6

Religion News Service
By Jack Jenkins

School board prayers draw complaint

Hampshire Review (Romney, West Virginia)
By Jim King
(Article behind paywall.)

We can make America smart again

Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, New Mexico)
By David Ford

BJC condemns congresswoman’s embrace of Christian nationalism

BJC
By Don Byrd

White Christian nationalism fueled Jan. 6 attack

Progressive
By Jemar Tisby

Methodist theologians sign statement to ‘retrieve the riches’ of Wesleyan tradition amid UMC schism

Christian Post
By Michael Gryboski

IRS review of Tennessee church sought

Tax Notes
By Fred Stokeld

A church, a community pool, and a constitutional dispute

World News Group
By Steve West

Religion is destroying America

Medium
By Stacey Keith

Fog of War? The frenzied exit from Jerusalem

VCY America

Op-ed: Ruling a victory for freedom

Parkersburg News & Sentinel (Parkersburg, West Virginia)
By Eric Engle

School agrees to pay massive sum to end atheist group's lawsuit over elective Bible class

WND

D20 board director describes tenure on school board as a ‘spiritual battle’ at Christian event

KRDO (Colorado Springs, Colorado)
By Dan Beedle

Atheist activist group urges Akron, Ohio to end prayer at city council meetings

Christian News Network
By Heather Clark

West Virginia school agrees to pay $225,000 to end atheist group's lawsuit over elective Bible class

Christian Headlines
By Milton Quintanilla

West Virginia school district settles fight with atheist group over 80 years of optional bible courses

Christian Broadcast Network
By Steve Warren

El Paso county leaders address recent controversies at ‘Hold the Line’

Colorado Springs Indy
By Heidi Beedle

West Virginia school district agrees to pay $225k settlement in atheist group's lawsuit over elective bible class

Christianity Daily
By Olivia Cavallaro

West Virginia school district agrees to pay $225k settlement in atheist group's lawsuit over elective Bible class

Christianity Daily
By Olivia Cavallaro

School district pays $225K to end atheist group's lawsuit over Bible class

Christian Post
By Michael Gryboski

El Paso County leaders address recent controversies at ‘Hold the Line’

Colorado Times Recorder
By Heidi Beedle

Distrito escolar paga $225,000 para poner fin a demanda de grupo ateo por clase de Biblia

Christian Post
By Michael Gryboski

Obituary: Eugene C. Tidball

Daily Camera

Florida city paying to restore church's public pool is OK under Establishment Clause: religious freedom firm

Fox News
By Tyler O'Neil

What I learned listening to others who have left the faith

Baptist News Global
By Rick Pidcock

Paying for the restoration of a public pool in a Florida city church is fine under the founding clause: the Religious Freedom Organization

PBK News

Parkersburg City Council advances treatment center ordinances

Parkersburg News & Sentinel (Parkersburg, West Virginia)
By James Dobbs