The Freedom From Religion Foundation has announced the winners of its annual high school essay competition for the year 2000, aiding newly graduated high school seniors going on to college …
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A tree-lined view of Lake Hypatia Freethought Hall. The activist Cleveland family generously deeded some of their rural property to the Freedom From Religion Foundation for its southern outpost. The …
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State regulators issued warnings in August that “more money is stolen in the name of God than in any other way.” Pres. George W. Bush is renewing his campaign to …
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In the face of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s federal lawsuit challenging religious instruction in Tennessee public schools, hundreds of people showed up for an annual prayer rally at Rhea …
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“That no Flake of [snow] fall on you or them–is a wish that would be a Prayer, were Emily not a Pagan.” (letter of 1878 to Catherine Sweetser) “Knew I how …
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As I write this, Placer County is the fastest growing county in California. It was a statistic I read in the Sacramento Bee, but the evidence is all around me. Expanded highways, …
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit issued a 2-1 ruling on July 2, 2001, upholding the decision by the city and county of Denver, Colorado, to exclusively …
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Introduction The essence of this ministry is to develop a community of believers that would foster rigorous honesty; first with God, second with oneself and third with the body of …
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Following three years of negotiations by the Freedom From Religion Foundation with the City of Milwaukee, it was agreed on July 19 to remove a Ten Commandments monument from the …
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