First-graders in a Hondo, Texas, public elementary school will no longer be saying prayers at the direction of their teacher, said the school principal in response to a complaint from …
Day: January 27, 2010
Nonbelief Relief for Haiti
The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a state/church watchdog and the nation's largest association of freethinkers, atheists and agnostics, has linked to the "Non-Believers Giving Aid Support for the Haiti Tragedy …
Ursula Le Guin: Look! There Is No Emperor!
This speech was delivered in acceptance of the Emperor Has No Clothes Award on Nov. 7, 2009, at the 32nd annual convention of the Freedom From Religion Foundation at the …
Yes, It’s Also the Season for Religious Skeptics: Bill Dunn
Yes, Seattle, in early November you did get a surprise. That’s when the Foundation, just ahead of its 32nd annual convention there, outfitted 100 Seattle buses with exterior ads saying …
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The Rising Tide of Secularity: Barry A. Kosmin
This speech was delivered on Nov. 7, 2009, at the 32nd annual convention of the Freedom From Religion Foundation at the Red Lion Hotel, Seattle. Until March 9, 2009, when …
Foundation Protests Toledo Council’s Christian Prayers
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has informed the mayor and city council of Toledo, Ohio, that many of the prayers said before council meetings violate the constitutional principle of separation …
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Freethought Radio – June 27, 2009
The distinguished civil rights attorney George Daly, of Charlotte, N.C., will talk about the lawsuit he has filed on behalf of FFRF and two South Carolina parents, challenging the granting …
Freethought Radio – December 27, 2008
The hosts will discuss what’s wrong with prayer at the Inauguration, and with Rev. Rick Warren in particular to lead that invocation. For a relaxing end of the year show, …
FFRF Sues City of Rancho Cucamonga over Censorship of “Imagine No Religion” Billboard
Asks for Punitive Damages The national Freedom From Religion Foundation is filing a lawsuit today in federal court against the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., for taking actions which led …
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