FFRF says the exclusion of non-religious prayers violates civil liberties. The U.S. Court of Appeals for District of Columbia has upheld the earlier ruling that the . Dan Barker, the plaintiff in Barker...
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It is unconstitutional to endorse religion in a public school. Teachers in Lee County School District were instructed by the school superintendent that they cannot display any religious items inside...
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Post office at the Everett Dirksen Courthouse in Chicago The Judges described it as having a secular, legislative aim The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals on March 15 overturned a verdict given by a lower...
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01 Mar 2019
Gary Nguyen
The protections mark a small but significant legal change for Atheists. When members of the , the metropolis became the second United States city to adopt the legal protections for non-believers....
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Bibles distributed at a meeting to legislators had the state's seal printed on the cover. Participants of a South Dakota Legislative Coffee meeting held on February 16 received copies of the Bible...
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City officials agreed to remove the cross, but Ozark Mayor is fighting to keep it up. The cross has been crafted around a single utility pole, and the religious symbol is lit up during evenings....
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05 Dec 2018 Nathan Glover
Both attractions were conceptualized and constructed with a fully publicized religious mission. The five-day-long $575 trip was scheduled for September 30 - October 4, 2019. After a letter sent by FFRF...
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Nonbelief Relief has not filed Form 990 for three successive years. The case was filed on October 11 in U.S. District Court for the District of Colombia. David J. Kautter, the acting IRS commissioner,...
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Victims have filed a class action lawsuit. There have been calls for resignations, imprisonments, and reformation from all over the nation as groups descend on the church’s chaos to make demands....
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FFRF stands up to hold child sexual abusers accountable. A recent grand jury report has revealed some of the worst abuse known in the Catholic Church, once again rocking the religious organization...
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Churches Say: “You’re not the Boss of Me!”
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