Rafida Bonya Ahmed’s speech was delivered on Oct. 8 at FFRF’s 39th annual convention in Pittsburgh. She was introduced by FFRF Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor: I consider Wisconsin’s motto, “Forward,” …
FFRF’s inaugural Forward Award — Even after deadly attack, the fight continues: Rafida Bonya Ahmed Rafida Bonya Ahmed’s speech was delivered on Oct. 8, 2016, at FFRF’s 39th annual convention …
According to a new analysis of a decades-long survey, twice as many Americans said they did not believe in God in 2014 compared with the early 1980s, and five times …
‘What is Wrong with Extreme Religious Liberty’ MARCI HAMILTON is a leading state/church scholar who holds the Paul R. Verkuil Chair in Public Law at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, …
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Religions are responsible for their unclear teachings FFRF awarded Peter $500. By Peter D. A. Wood Since adolescence I have been taught that I am held accountable for what I …
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The atheist’s never-ending task FFRF awarded Julia $1,000. By Julia Upchurch Religion is inescapable in the Southeast. Each day, as I walk from one end of our campus to the …
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In what amounts to good news for secular parents and nonbelievers, children who grow up in nonreligious environments appear to be more generous than those who are raised with religion, …
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Marci Hamilton, recipient of FFRF’s Freethought Heroine Award, is a leading state/church scholar who holds the Paul R. Verkuil Chair in Public Law at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, …
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What is the current Wisconsin voucher system like? …
