ARIS’ Other Basic Findings on Secularism
FFRF Analysis of 2008 ARIS Results ARIS found that Northern New England has overtaken the Pacific Northwest as the least religious section of the country. Vermont, with 34% Nones, is …
FFRF Analysis of 2008 ARIS Results ARIS found that Northern New England has overtaken the Pacific Northwest as the least religious section of the country. Vermont, with 34% Nones, is …
In an April 10 letter of complaint to Clemson University, the Freedom From Religion Foundation details several serious constitutional concerns about how the public university’s football program is entangled with …
“There is no such source and cause of strife, quarrel, fights, malignant opposition, persecution, and war, and all evil in the state, as religion. Let it once enter our civil …
This speech was delivered on Sept. 22, 2001, to the twenty-fourth annual national convention of the Freedom From Religion Foundation held at the Concourse Hotel, Madison, Wisconsin. The speaker was …
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Each honorable mention awardee won $200 from FFRF and $50 from Dorea and Dean Schramm. Stopped praying, started thinking By Ashley Bates Perhaps, if I had not catapulted into the …
Supreme Court of the United States, No. 99-2036. Good News Club, et al., petitioners v. Milford Central School. June 11, 2001 The U.S. Supreme Court lowered the wall of separation between public schools …
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“Latter-Day Saint To Latter-Day Ain’t” by Steve Benson Freethought Today, December 1999. This is reprinted from Steve Benson’s acceptance speech on Nov. 5 following presentation of a “Tell It Like …
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January/February 2000 This is excerpted from a speech and accompanying slideshow presented on July 31, 1999 to the Northern California FFRF Mini-Convention, Holiday Inn Civic Center, San Francisco. By Eugenie …
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The current administration’s proposed legislation to grant money from federal tax coffers to “faith-based organizations” to help provide services to various needy groups should be studied carefully . . . …
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