Rebecca Newberger Goldstein, author of 36 Arguments for the Existence of God: A Work of Fiction, gave this speech Oct. 8, 2011, at FFRF’s 34th national convention in Hartford, Conn., …
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This speech was delivered at the 27th annual national convention of the Freedom From Religion Foundation in Madison, Wis., on Oct. 30, 2004. Author Susan Jacoby was named Freethought Heroine …
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College Essay Contest – Third Place (Tie) The following essay was one of two essays that tied for third place in the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s 2008 college essay competition. …
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Since the Freedom From Religion Foundation was founded in 1978 in Madison, Wis., it's grown to approximately 16,000 members nationwide. FFRF has enjoyed steady growth over the years, but has enlarged …
As Americans reflect on the anniversary of the attempted violent overthrow of our democracy this week, the Freedom From Religion Foundation reminds them that a primary driver of that Capitol …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is taking the Internal Revenue Service to court over yet another religion-related tax privilege. The national state/church watchdog has filed a federal lawsuit this morning …
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New study puts number of nonbelievers much higher than previously thought Trying to figure out how many Americans who don’t believe in God is a tough undertaking for any researcher. …
Susan Jacoby’s speech, edited for space, was delivered on Oct. 8, 2016, at FFRF’s 39th annual convention in Pittsburgh. She was introduced by FFRF Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor: Susan is …
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The typical member of the Freedom From Religion Foundation is a recently retired male who has at least one degree, who votes (usually as an independent), thought his own way …
