The Freedom From Religion Foundation has put an end to Chick-fil-A’s biased, unconstitutional church bulletin promotion. A Chick-fil-A restaurant in Jacksonville, Fla. offered a promotion to patrons who brought in …
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On Friday, the Supreme Court denied certiorari in Joyner v. Forsyth County, a 4th Circuit Court decision that prevents government bodies from beginning meetings with sectarian prayers. 653 F.3d 341 (4th Cir. …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation educated a Texas High School on the unconstitutionality of a school official sending religiously themed school emails. “Count on God instead of yourself,” was the …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has waited three years to declare victory over an election violation complaint it filed with the Federal Election Commission in 2008 concerning the political group …
Has the Ohio church that insisted an atheist group's billboard be moved off its commercial property ever paid taxes on the property, as required by law? Did Christ Cathedral Church …
Guests: Joe (Ojo) Taylor, Grammy Award winning Christian songwriter turned agnostic and Philip Appleman, Poet, Author (New book: Perfidious Proverbs) Podcast. …
Freedom From Religion Foundation letters of complaint on behalf of Georgia members about government involvement in the Cobb County Prayer Breakfast led to corrective action by the county. FFRF received …
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A religious label was removed from a tree in Whitnall Park in Milwaukee County, Wis., after FFRF sent a letter of complaint. An area member contacted FFRF with photos of …
An FFRF letter stopped a special needs school (Gastonia, N.C.) from hosting religious-based assemblies, after one of its assemblies featured Elements of Dance, a Christian dance company, on Dec. 7, …
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