Matthew Barry first joined the Freedom From Religion Foundation as a young student in 1985. Since that time he has become a Life Member and a longtime activist. In 1987, …
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We thought Freethought Today readers would enjoy the “inside scoop” about the initial claims made by Sun Productions in defending “The Incredible Discovery of Noah’s Ark,” which aired on CBS …
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Cambridge Christian Opinion …
MADISON, WIS. – Tuesday, February 16, 2016 – Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF), the largest freethought association in North America, today launched its ‘I’m Secular and I Vote’ campaign to …
Florida freethought From left at the Tallahassee debate were Gary Whittenberger, Dan Barker, Bryan O’Neal, Mark Hohmeister and a representative of Ratio Christi. A question long discussed around campfires, …
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“Unbelief, . . . is primarily the rejection of belief in miracles and divine revelation, in life after death, and in any supernatural beings–gods, devils, [etc.].”[1] It should be noted …
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This talk was presented on Sept. 16 to the twenty-third national convention of the Freedom From Religion Foundation in St. Paul, Minnesota. Adrian Melott, a physicist, astronomer and cosmologist, 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 …
As a Result of FFRF’s Federal Lawsuit (Madison, Wis.) The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a state/church watchdog, has ended a major First Amendment violation in Indiana this week. In May, …
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