p> This month, the United Nations is holding a conference in Cairo to plan global strategy to stabilize the world’s human population size. Since the world is finite, human population …
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A complaint by the Freedom From Religion Foundation about a publicly-hired crossing guard distributing religious tracts to students resulted in dismissal of the employee (1991). …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation welcomes a significant congressional proposal to add four seats to the U.S. Supreme Court, a necessary court correction. Rep. Mondaire Jones, D-N.Y., today introduced a …
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Freethought Today, November 1997 The State Department Shouldn’t Be In The Missionary Business By R. Thomas Berner Several years ago, when my wife and I were visiting Acoma, N.M., supposedly …
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Bush Directs Millions More to Fund Religion US President George W. Bush in mid-January directed the Justice Department to release about $3.7 million in federal monies to help religious charities. …
The U.S. Supreme Court must dismiss a manufactured case of a Colorado business so that religious discrimination is thwarted, the Freedom From Religion Foundation insists in an amicus brief. The …
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A team of 100 science educators, parents, and community members spent more than a year crafting new science standards. The Arizona Department of Education made these controversial changes as part …
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Oral Argument Before Colorado Supreme Court, November 15, 1994 Delivered By Robert Tiernan May it please the court: First, I would like to refer the court to plaintiffs’ exhibit 1 …
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Genuine public service seems to have become the pursuit of those who, in times past, could have found work selling snake oil. In a world where we now know of …
