FFRF Staffer Bonnie Gutsch is pictured with her colorful sign saluting District Judge Barbara Crabb’s April 15 ruling declaring the National Day of Prayer unconstitutional. FFRF’s first-ever “Let’s Call the …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation, whose April 15 victory in district court in Wisconsin declaring the National Day of Prayer unconstitutional created shock waves in the religious right, is taking …
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An Ohio public college removed illegal religious wording from its Web site after a complaint by the Freedom From Religion Foundation on behalf of a student. Terra Community College in …
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The first legislative hearing I ever attended was in the mid-1960’s at the Wisconsin capital, and the subject was the modernization of Wisconsin’s birth control law. Wisconsin, the last state …
Nonbelief relief for Haiti and the biblical roots of Islamist brutality toward rape victims will be discussed. Guest Jerry Coyne is professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolution at …
A U.S. District Court in South Carolina has ruled that a Freedom From Religion Foundation lawsuit against the Spartanburg County School District may proceed to the discovery process and to …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s Winter Solstice display is going up during December in the Illinois State Capitol in Springfield. The Madison, Wis.-based Foundation is the largest national association of …
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This week’s guest will be Steve Benson, the Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist for the Arizona Republic, and atheist grandson of Ezra Taft Benson, the late president of the Mormon Church. …
This was originally published in The Williamson County Sun. By Brian Bolton The Sun publishes feature articles about prayer on a regular basis. This is understandable given the ubiquity of …
