This was originally a response to a letter to the editor. The letter brought forth two questions. Was Hitler a Christian? Did religion have anything to do with the Holocaust? …
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This was originally a response to a letter to the editor. The letter brought forth two questions. Was Hitler a Christian? Did religion have anything to do with the Holocaust? …
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What believers are up to in the state of Alabama . . . is simply unbelievable! A two-year lawsuit against Judge Roy Moore of Etowah County for conducting courtroom prayers …
The first collected writings of women freethinkers has just been published by the Freedom From Religion Foundation. Women Without Superstition: “No Gods – No Masters,” edited and with an introduction …
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Is it time for our public school children to repay the debt of the Republican party to the Religious Right? Newt Gingrich has been pushing for an amendment to the …
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“The dead women we saw had either bled to death or had died from overwhelming infections. Some had tears along the vaginal tract where they had used coat hangers to …
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(See text of decision below.) The nation’s first public-voucher-for-religious-schools program, in Milwaukee, violates the Wisconsin Constitution, according to a ruling issued on January 15 by Circuit Judge Paul B. Higginbotham, …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation successfully placed the first overtly freethought message believed to be displayed in one of the nation’s state capitol buildings, on December 16-31, 1996. Reporter Amy …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation, based in Madison, Wisconsin, placed a sign at the State Capitol in Madison on December 16, “in recognition of the Winter Solstice season and freethought …
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Recently one of my favorite-columnists-to-hate, Cal Thomas, asked, “Why should politicians without medical training make a one-size-fits-all decision for every mother?” In this instance, Cal was referring to President Clinton’s …
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