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Atheists Install ‘Jesus Myth’ Banner in Illinois Park

A national organization placed a banner reading “Nobody died for our sins. Jesus Christ is a myth” in a public park in Streator, Ill. Thursday, just in time for Easter weekend. What do you think about that?

Did you know an Olympia church seriously wants to conduct baptisms on Washington State Capitol grounds, and that a bill was seriously introduced into the Washington Senate to let them do it?

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If Georgia lawmakers get their way, a copy of the Ten Commandments could be displayed in every single government building in the state. And that includes public schools!

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Reality Olympia wants to conduct baptisms on the Capitol grounds, in part, to show the world that Christianity has a favored status.

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Putting God’s name on the motto of a government-funded institution is deeply offensive to nonbelievers, those who believe in many gods, those who believe in the Goddess, those who refer to their deity or deities by another name and, frankly, anyone else who appreciates church-state separation.

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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed suit in U.S. District Court in Montana, challenging the Forest Service’s decision to renew a special permit to maintain a Jesus shrine on federal property in the Rockies.

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The Freedom From Religion Foundation will be suing the U.S. Forest Service over the unconstitutional presence of a Knights of Columbus shrine to Jesus in Flathead National Forest in Montana.

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Pious Political Posturing Alert: U.S. House Set to Vote on Bills Promoting Religion

What’s on the agenda in the U.S. House of Representatives today? You guessed it: two bills promoting religion on government property.

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Banner Banished: Court Strikes Down R.I. School Prayer Display

A brave 16-year-old girl faced a howling mob over school prayer — and prevailed.

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AHA applauded the ruling issued Wednesday night by U.S. District Court Judge Ronald R. Lagueux ordering the immediate removal of a prayer banner in a Rhode Island high school.

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