Consciousness-raising continued in Lodi, Calif., as freethought activists rallied against government-sponsored prayer at city council meetings. The council voted 5-0 on Sept. 30 to repeal the city’s current policy requiring …
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When I was a teen, in the 1970s, a lot was made of the “born again” experience. People who had strayed and come back to the fold toured the country …
More » from College Essay — Honorable Mention Born Again (Thanks to Atheism) Carolyn Parsons
My name is Susan Robinson. This is actually the third time I have been to a Turlock City Council meeting. The previous two times were when Turlock was working on …
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Heckler’s Veto” Against Unbelievers Turns Into Censorship of FFRF Billboard The Freedom From Religion Foundation, which sued the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., over censorship of its “Imagine No Religion” …
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Topic: Jesus Killed Mohammed” (Harper’s Magazine expose) After a look at timely topics in the news (including the “biblically correct” Miss California USA, the Pope’s visit to the Mideast, a …
15 Out of 16 Close for Good Friday (Madison, Wis.) The Freedom From Religion Foundation, which won a solid federal court victory in 1996 overturning a state law declaring Good …
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This week Freethought Radio talks with Julia Cicci, a University ROTC cadet and unbeliever, who recently delivered a nonreligious invocation at her ROTC commissioning ceremony. Also interviewed, FFRF's articulate legal …
The Foundation, with three of its North Dakota members, filed a federal lawsuit in North Dakota on June 19, 2007, challenging state and county subsidy of avowedly Christian juvenile detention …
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A war of the billboards” brewing in rural Pennsylvania over the Foundation’s “Imagine No Religion” billboard will be discussed, and a religious billboard defaming atheists as “hating America” will be …
