You know those Christians who wear “What Would Jesus Do?” necklaces? I have an answer: “Keep your mouth shut about gay marriage.” Jesus never once talked about homosexuality. Today’s opposition …
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As I See It This originally was published as an op-ed in the Harrisburg Patriot News on Oct. 1, 2008. Andrea McCormick By now, I’m sure the billboard “Imagine No …
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Statement by Dan Barker and Annie Laurie Gaylor A well-heeled extremist legal outfit called on priests and pastors throughout the nation to defy IRS regulations by using their tax-exempt pulpits …
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By Norman B. LeClair The difference between a Muslim fundamentalist and a Christian fundamentalist is nil. Both see themselves as the one and only “ true believer, ” as followers …
By Barbara G. Walker During the last 50 years, scholars have established a very different view of our Stone Age ancestors from the one we used to imagine. It seems …
A Capital Sign A standout mobile red-white-and-blue billboard bearing the Foundation’s message, “Keep Religion OUT of Politics,” roved downtown St. Paul in early September, to coincide with the National Republican …
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John Arthur Henderson, M.D.1923-2008 Life Member John Henderson, M.D., 85, a retired Air Force Flight surgeon and general surgeon from Asheville, N.C., died on Aug. 31, 2008. He was born …
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Freethought Radio interviews Denver attorney Robert R. Tiernan about why religion should stay out of politics. Bob, who has taken many lawsuits on behalf of the Freedom From Religion Foundation …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is taking not just one but five of its “Imagine No Religion” billboards to downtown Phoenix for the month of September. The billboards will be …
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