Day: February 6, 2014

This speech was delivered at the 26th annual convention of the Freedom From Religion Foundation at the Washington Court Hotel-Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C., on Oct. 12, 2003. After I won …

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In this time of religious strife in the world and in light of the recent removal of a multi-ton, monolithic monument to the Ten Commandments from an Alabama courthouse, it …

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I was a chubby kid. Since I looked like a marshmallow with arms until the age of twelve, I made a habit of wearing baggy clothing. For all anyone knew, …

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I’m really honored to be here. At first I was a little puzzled by Annie Laurie’s asking me to speak to you about physician-assisted dying. And then I realized it …

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For the convenience of Freedom From Religion Foundation members interested in attending the “Save Women’s Lives: March for Freedom of Choice” April 25 rally in Washington, DC, the Foundation will …

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“The Roman Catholic Church remains enemy number one of civil liberties in our country,” contends Foundation president Anne Gaylor, in the wake of a stepped-up church assault against social reforms …

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A tombstone-like monument of the Ten Commandments donated by the Fraternal Order of Eagles to the city of Casper, Wyo., was moved to storage in late November, after a complaint …

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