Western civilization has entered the long-predicted Secular Age, when the power of religion over society gradually recedes. Europe started the shift after World War II. Churchgoing diminished until only a …
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In the United States, diversity has generally been considered an asset. It is frequently cited by public figures as both a source of national pride and a worthy ambition. It …
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Nonbelief Relief, a charity established last year by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, recently gave a $5,000 stipend to a prominent Bangladeshi writer who has found asylum in Canada. (See …
Name: Timothy Nott. Where and when I was born: Milwaukee, Gen X. Education: UW-Madison, B.A. in English with an emphasis in creative writing. Family: Wife Michelle and daughter Violet. How …
Name: Bernard (Ben) Barwick. Where I live: Madison, Wis. Where and when I was born: Milwaukee, Wis., 1945. Family: Wife, Marie Barwick. Education: Finance degree, self-taught sculptor. Occupation: Accountant for …
We’re only weeks away from the November election and this means many of us are finalizing our voter registrations and pinning down where we’re supposed to go to vote. You …
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Raihan Abir lived in a constant state of fear that he would be killed. And for good reason. Which was for bad reasons. Abir is co-author of Philosophy of Disbelief, …
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We’re just days away from the 2016 FFRF annual national convention in Pittsburgh the weekend of Oct. 7-9! If you haven’t registered already, you may still sign up at the …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is renewing its objection to several public university football chaplaincies. FFRF initially contacted the schools in August of last year to complain about their respective …
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