A local citizen contacted FFRF regarding the endorsement of religion on the Cookeville (Tenn.) Regional Medical Center’s official Facebook page. The post included a prayer for frontline workers that said, …
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A Georgia school will no longer allow employees to pray with students or force students to pray at events after it was reported that David Turpin, an employee at Stephens …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is proud to be naming Florida teenager Will Larkins as recipient of its Catherine Fahringer Student Activist Award, which includes a $5,000 cash scholarship. Larkins, …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging a Tennessee city to remove its unconstitutional restraints concerning “blasphemous” language in its municipal code. Sparta’s code contains two ordinances that make blasphemous language …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation cheers the fact that abortion is no longer a crime in the predominantly Catholic country of Colombia – the third most populous in Latin America. …
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In the midst of the ominous omicron spread, as well as ominous judicial and political developments, it’s more important than ever for the Freedom From Religion Foundation, its membership and …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has brought its seasonal Winter Solstice display to the Arizona Capitol this week for the first time. A large red banner put up on the …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation and a like-minded group are contending to the U.S. Supreme Court that the city of Boston has properly refused to fly a Christian flag at …
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The bible is tiresomely termed “The Good Book,” but, as author Brian Bolton tirelessly documents, it is anything but. In his newest work, The (Not So) Good Book, Bolton meticulously …
