Since the best defense is a good offense, the Freedom From Religion Foundation has published two timely freethought “classics” this month, sounding the alarm bell about the dangers of a …
Day: November 3, 2004
Freedom From Religion Foundation Wins La Crosse Ten Commandments Lawsuit (Again)
(MADISON, WI) Federal District Judge Barbara B. Crabb issued a 47-page opinion today, her second decision in six months favoring the challenge by the Freedom From Religion Foundation and its …
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Ten Commandments Monuments Moved from Public Property
Following several years of negotiation, the Milwaukee City Council agreed to remove a Ten Commandments monument from city property in July 2001. The move came in May 2002. The action …
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Crosses Downed from Public Land
Foundation complaints downed a large Christian cross from Terry Andrae State Park, Wisconsin (complained 1979, removed February 1980). In April 2003, Oklahoma City officials removed a permanent cross from city …
Freethinkers Gather for 26th National Conference in DC
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has an engaging line-up for its 26th annual national convention in Washington, D.C., taking place Oct. 10-12. Convention awardees include: reporter/columnist Helen Thomas; provocative attorney …
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FFRF Convention Countdown; Hotel Rooms Still Available
FFRF Goes to Washington, D.C., Oct. 10-12 The Freedom From Religion Foundation has put together an engaging line-up of powerhouse speakers for its 26th annual national convention in Washington, D.C., …
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Twenty-Fifth National FFRF Convention Recap
The Freedom From Religion Foundation hosted its largest-ever convention last week, meeting for the first time on the West Coast. More than 400 freethinkers from more than 36 states convened …
Religion Removed at Playground
The city of Bolingbrook, Illinois, agreed to remove religious playground equipment from a public park in 2001. Religious playground equipment was removed from Lily Cache Greenway, shortly after the Freedom …
FFRF Urges Governor to Remove Moore’s Bible Edicts
Supreme Affront Alabama Governor Don Siegelman has been asked to remove the set of biblical edicts which Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore illegally erected this week in the Alabama Supreme …
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