The Freedom From Religion Foundation is continuing to spread its freethought message in the heart of the Deep South. A 14-by-48-foot billboard featuring a secular play on our current national …
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Here is FFRF’s latest installment of a variety of some of the mail it receives from nonmembers, reprinted as received. I will pray for you: You hate “religion”. Does this …
FFRF Member Karlen Keto showed the power of social media. Karlen sent FFRF a newspaper clipping from the May 20 Brunswick (Md.) Citizen, written by John P. Flannery. Here is …
FFRF Board Member and Portland Chapter founder Cheryl Kolbe sent the following note to Cynthia Fuhrman, the managing director of the Portland (Ore.) Center Stage at The Armory. “I recently …
Nonbelief Relief gives Himu Brown $5,000 to escape persecution Here is an edited version of the letter he wrote to FFRF seeking aid from Nonbelief Relief. (Himu Brown in a …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is mentioned by name in author Dan Brown’s latest bestseller, Origin. Brown became an international star after the 2003 release of The Da Vinci Code, …
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This is an edited version of Michelle Goldberg’s speech from FFRF’s 40th annual convention at the Monona Terrace and Convention Center in Madison, Wis., on Sept. 15. She was introduced …
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A district judge has rejected the Texas attorney general’s attempt to meddle in a Freedom From Religion Foundation lawsuit against an overly prayerful judicial official. In March of this year, …
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In a significant victory for state-church separation and the Freedom From Religion Foundation, President Trump’s worst judicial nominee, Jeff Mateer, will not get a lifetime federal appointment. One day after …
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