By Robert Ingersoll (Edited and with a note by Scott Knickelbine, Director of Information Technology, Freedom From Religion Foundation) Listen to an audio recording of this
Hello reader — and happy summer reading! We hope you’re enjoying our Summer Reading Challenge (you can learn more about it here), and we wanted
I have a special birthday. It is the farthest away from Christmas you can go in either direction. On June 25, I can point
How do you know what’s right and wrong without religion? It’s a question secular people hear all the time — sometimes sincerely, other times as
Artists have long used music as a powerful medium to express their beliefs, challenge societal norms, and promote freethought. Many influential musicians have openly embraced
Comedy has long been a powerful tool for questioning societal norms, challenging religious dogma, and promoting critical thinking. Many comedians have openly embraced atheism, agnosticism
Religious exemptions have become a significant issue in public policy, often creating conflicts between individual freedoms and the collective good. At the Freedom From Religion
By Douglas Marshall FFRF Member I have been managing a protest in the city hall atrium in Warren, Mich., against the city’s violation of the
There are two qualities inherent in the human mind that made it possible for our species to evolve and develop into its present position of
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