Bloviating Bill Donohue maligns FFRF, misses the mark
Bill Donohue, the Catholic League’s resident bloviator, is once again tilting at straw men. Never one to stake his reputation on facts or data, Donohue’s
Andrew Seidel March 31, 2020
Bill Donohue, the Catholic League’s resident bloviator, is once again tilting at straw men. Never one to stake his reputation on facts or data, Donohue’s
The chance overlap of April 1, a static day, and Easter, a Christian holiday, is because of Easter’s pagan origins. Easter doesn’t fall on a particular day: If Jesus existed and was crucified, we have no idea when. Instead, Easter falls on the first Sunday after the first full moon after the vernal equinox. If that sounds pretty damn pagan, it’s because it is.
Dear President Trump, I know that reading and facts aren’t really your things. But as I perused your proclamation declaring January 16 as Religious Freedom Day, I noticed that
Summer is over and theocrats are back at it again, trying to force their religious agenda on our secular republic.
If “God’s eye” is on our country like it is on the sparrow, then we are in deep trouble. It’s a good thing we have a secular Constitution to govern us when a deity cannot.
A North Carolina legislator wants to overturn marriage equality by waving his bible and setting fire to the U.S. Constitution. He has proposed a bill
I’m enjoying the thrill of watching on MSNBC the commercial Ron Reagan so generously recorded for the Freedom From Religion Foundation.
A behind-the-scenes look at the atheist commercial shot in the hear of this creationist stronghold. It is a monstrosity. A $100 million lie, directed at children. What better place to show the importance of FFRF’s work than this taxpayer-funded monument to ignorance?
For a change, this week for us at the Freedom From Religion Foundation wasn’t dominated by the Trump administration!
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