Evangelical Christian group targets Milwaukee area schools; FFRF steps in Evangelically based “Good News Clubs” are trying to infiltrate nine school districts in the Milwaukee area, but FFRF is working …
Day: October 3, 2017
Freethinking perilous in a non-free country
FFRF’s Nonbelief Relief gave a $5,000 relief stipend to the author of this article, who is remaining anonymous because of threats against her. To save her life, she and a …
Freedom from religion safeguards liberty
Historic conference in London brings together committed secularistsBy Annie Laurie Gaylor Since co-founding the Freedom From Religion Foundation in 1976 with my mother Anne Nicol Gaylor, I’ve never faltered from …
Longtime pastor loses his religion
Name: Bruce Gerencser. Where I live: Ney, Ohio. Where and when I was born: Bryan, Ohio, in 1957. Family: Wife Polly; children Jason, Nathan, Jaime, Bethany, Laura, Josiah; 11 grandchildren. …
Videographer gives FFRF more exposure
Name: Bruce A. Johnson. Where and when I was born: Ann Arbor, Mich., in 1958. Education: Bachelor’s degree in broadcasting and film from Boston University in 1981. Family: Wife Cynthia …
Taxpayers on hook for ‘pro bono’ lawsuits: By Andrew L. Seidel
Religious law firms cost taxpayers millions, even if they claim to be free By Andrew L. Seidel Kentucky taxpayers owe the ACLU nearly $225,000 because Kim Davis, the Rowan County …
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FFRF awards $10,000: Four earn Catherine Fahringer scholarships
FFRF is pleased to announce that it has awarded $10,000 in scholarship awards in memory of Catherine Fahringer to four students chosen by the Black Skeptics of Los Angeles, an …
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Christians are more likely to blame poverty on effort
Nearly half of all Christians in the United States think that a person’s poverty is due to lack of effort. A poll by The Washington Post and the Kaiser Family …
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Ark park transfers land back to for-profit entity
Officials at Ken Ham’s ark park have sold their main parcel back to their for-profit entity for $10, likely because it was cheaper to pay a safety fee than lose …
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