The Freedom From Religion Foundation has sent a cautionary letter to President Barack Obama asking him to once again disassociate the Oval Office from the so-called annual "National Prayer Breakfast" taking place on Thursday, Feb. 2. Obama is scheduled to once again participate.
January 31, 2012 /
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has taken Mayor James Fouts up on his holiday offer and will be erecting a Winter Solstice sign today at 3 p.m. in the Warren City Hall (Michigan) atrium.
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation filed a federal lawsuit today against the Town of Whiteville, Tenn., and its mayor, James Bellar, to force him to remove crosses on the Whiteville water tower, in front of Whiteville City Hall and on the city-owned sidewalk.
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Calvin Beisner is running low on allies in his effort to deny climate change. Beisner, the head of the Cornwall Alliance, is trying to stop other evangelical Christians from supporting efforts to curtail climate change with warnings that scientists are liars and environmental protection will destroy Christianity.
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The FFRF has placed two billboards in NYC, wishing everyone “Reason’s Greetings”. Were they discriminated against by any billboard site owners? Care to guess?
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After months of correspondence over a nativity scene in front of the Municipal Building in Ellwood City, Pa., FFRF has won a victory.
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This week, the American Humanist Association announced the launch of their holiday advertisement campaign aimed to raise awareness of discrimination against nonbelievers in America.
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If you were like us, you assumed that the massive public "The Response" prayer rally organized by Rick Perry, the American Family Association, and others this summer was a one-off event.
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The right wing suffered substantive blows Tuesday as Mississippi’s Personhood amendment, Proposition 26, and Ohio’s anti-union bill both failed by solid margins, along with other Tea Party-backed measures.
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A national association of atheists and agnostics that is not in raptures over the Rapture is having some fun, but making a serious point, in knocking Harry Camping’s failed prediction that (once again) the world would end last month.
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