The Freedom From Religion Foundation condemns President Trump’s worthless plea for the nation to pray together in response to the coronavirus scourge. President Trump called on the country to “pray …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation condemns President Trump for remaking the federal judiciary in the image of the archconservative Federalist Society. The New York Times has published a chilling …
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President Trump’s just-released guidance on school prayer and religious instruction, issued on Religious Freedom Day, simply reiterates the state of law, but the Freedom From Religion Foundation contends that it …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is challenging an Oklahoma task force’s recommendation to create a seminary or bible college in state prisons. A centerpiece of the Criminal Justice Reentry, Supervision, …
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Every Jan. 16, we celebrate Religious Freedom Day. On this day 234 years ago, the Virginia Assembly passed the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom, a law drafted by Thomas Jefferson …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is delighted to announce that literary titan Margaret Atwood will be appearing at its annual convention in San Antonio in November. The gathering takes place …
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A Lou Gehrig’s Disease-afflicted former evangelical pastor is the subject interview on the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters“ television show this Sunday. Dave Warnock, a former minister who has …
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Despite a dismissal on standing, FFRF’s IRS lawsuit about church accountability will continue. We reply to former Attorney General Jeff Sessions after he criticized FFRF for complaint about coach-led baptisms, …
A Texas public school district has addressed unconstitutional religious promotion by its basketball coaches after the Freedom From Religion Foundation called a constitutional foul. A concerned community member recently reported …
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