The Christian Post By Jason Mattera …
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Day: June 12, 2024
Hate crimes and other oxymorons
The Gazette (Cedar Rapids, IA) By David Chung …
Freethought Radio – April 12, 2024
We talk about Charlie Chaplin, the “Lucy” fossil, the eclipse, and state/church issues in Illinois, Kentucky, North Carolina, Arizona, Utah, Louisiana and Uganda. Then, we speak with journalism Professor Diane …
Louisiana: Thou shalt not display biblical edicts in public schools
The Daily Star (Hammond, LA) By Annie Laurie Gaylor …
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The Constitution Allows Public College Coaches to Live Out Their Faith
First Liberty By Jorge Gomez …
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Ohio school district stops religious group recruitment during school lunch
A complaint by the Freedom From Religion Foundation has resulted in an Ohio school district prohibiting outside groups, including religious organizations, from recruiting elementary school children during school lunch hours. …
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FFRF urges Va. district to end incessant proselytization throughout schools
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling out Caroline County Public Schools for multiple constitutional violations that involve repeated religious entanglement. Most school events within the district reportedly begin with …
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May 18-19, 2024 – Dan Barker to Speak at Journeys in Critical Thinking Conference (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Dan Barker will be speaking at the “Journeys in Critical Thinking” conference in Buenos Aires May 18 – 19, 2024. The event is co-sponsored by FFRF. See more details by …
Bates v. Pakseresht (2024)
FFRF filed this 9th Circuit Court of Appeals amicus brief on February 15, 2024, with Americans United signing on. The brief was in support of the state of Oregon’s efforts …
