The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal from the state of Ohio, seeking to bar the Ku Klux Klan from erecting a 10-foot cross as a Christmas …
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FFRF Wins First Court Victory in Nation against Faith-Based Funding The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s legal challenge of direct, unrestricted taxpayer funding of a faith-based social service agency has resulted …
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By Brandon Withrow This article, edited for length, originally appeared on The Daily Beast website on Nov. 12, 2016, and is reprinted with permission. While honesty is said to be …
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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. …
Is state pride considered a deadly sin? If so, I’m going to burn for it. I became very proud of my home state of Vermont recently when I read the …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is insisting that a county board in Wisconsin remove inappropriate and divisive phrasing from a recently passed resolution. A concerned community member has informed the …
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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 …
