
Good without God: How freethinkers build moral frameworks without religion
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

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

By Hirsh M. Joshi Patrick O’Reiley Legal Fellow Freedom From Religion Foundation Supreme Court Justice Sam Alito can do it all: historian, environmental scientist, gynecologist

Public schools continue to be a crucial battleground in the fight to protect the separation between state and church. Religious organizations seeking to further erode

Malachy McCourt, author of Death Need Not be Fatal, the last surviving sibling of Angela’s Ashes author Frank McCourt, himself an author, an actor who

During my school years, official prayer was always there. No one was granted any right to object. God was incessantly called upon to bless assemblies,

By Barbara G. Walker Contributing Writer Freedom From Religion Foundation I was 6 years old and stricken with grief over the recent death of

The name of the well-heeled Christian nationalist entity “Alliance Defending Freedom” is a textbook example of what George Orwell dubbed “doublespeak.” Defending freedom? Ha! ADF

Amid the sparkling lights, hot chocolate and general festive cheer of December and the New Year, it can be hard to remember that the gears
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