We are applauding Major League Baseball for reportedly standing firm against politically motivated accusations of religious discrimination.ffrf.us/4xLg0de
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is a national 501 (c)(3) non-profit with nearly 40,000 nonreligious members working to keep state and church separate.
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Oscar Wilde was an Irish author, best known for "The Picture of Dorian Gray." He was incarcerated for homosexuality in 1895 and died in France two years after his release.
Check out our list of famous LGBTQ+ freethinkers ➡️ ffrf.us/3Q2NAL1
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Looks like “religious freedom” only applies to bakers who don’t want to make cakes for gay couples & parents who don’t want their kids to learn that LGBTQ people exist.
The Supreme Court’s extreme “religious freedom” approach is designed exclusively to support the Court’s own politics. One more reason this political body needs to be expanded & subjected to term limits.
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Next week's revelation: the Pope is not traditionally Buddhist.
PatriotTakes 🇺🇸@patriottakes
JD Vance: “Obviously, the president is not a traditional evangelical Christian.”
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We agree. No religious legal system belongs in government.
Not Sharia law.
Not Christian nationalism.
The Constitution demands religious neutrality and equal rights for all.
Nancy Mace@NancyMace
Sharia law has no place in America.
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The LDS Church spent millions trying to convince everyone to stop saying “Mormon.”
Now they’re arguing people see “Mormon Stories” and think it’s official LDS content?
Pick a lane.
Hemant Mehta@hemantmehta
The LDS Church recently sued a prominent critic, saying people might confuse his "Mormon Stories" podcast with official LDS content. John Dehlin has now filed a formal response. He says their claims are frivolous and they just want to silence his voice. friendlyatheist.com/p/the-mormon-c…
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Conservatives love religious freedom!
Unless you're not Christian, in which case, screw you.
David Crary@CraryAP
U.S. Supreme Court rules Rastafari man can’t sue Louisiana prison officials who cut his dreadlocks apnews.com/article/suprem…
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints says the word “Mormon” is “of Satan.”
Now they’re in court against a prominent Mormon dissident saying the word is part of the church’s brand and he can’t keep using it the way he is
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The State Board of Education is voting next week on requiring Texas schoolchildren to read about a dozen Bible passages and religious stories.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has said that new funding is going to be sent to faith-based recovery programs, instead of to secular evidence-based organizations. ffrf.us/4w4Kk0X
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Christian nationalists in the Trump administration are busy putting Bible classes in schools, posting the Ten Commandments and preaching "family values."
Apparently feeding hungry children is less important than imposing religion on everyone else.
Nicole Santa Cruz@nicolesantacruz
In less than a year, the number of children receiving federal food assistance, or SNAP, has plummeted by at least 776,000. An expert called it a "public health crisis" in the making: propublica.org/article/snap-b…
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For just $250, you too can own a deluxe coffee table book dedicated to the proposition that evidence means whatever Christian nationalists need it to mean.
Family Research Council@FRCdc
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The blurbs for NO PROPHETS: The Fight to Save Democracy from Christian Nationalism are in 👀
See what folks are saying, and find out for yourself on 8/18!
Can't wait to read it? Goodreads is giving away 10 early copies – enter here for your chance to win: goodreads.com/giveaway/show/…
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How does he know they wrote the Bible verses peacefully?
Maybe they aggressively scribbled them. Maybe there was hostile penmanship involved.
James Uthmeier@JamesUthmeierFL
I see… so now peacefully writing down a bible verse is a “protest.”
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The pattern is always the same: make a grand claim about America's "Christian founding," cite a source few people will check, and hope nobody reads the original text.
Unfortunately for them, some of us actually do.
Hemant Mehta@hemantmehta
David Barton's pseudo-historian son Tim got caught citing a fake quote. He held up a book of sermons, claimed it inspired the Declaration of Independence, and quoted words that aren't in the text. This is Christian Nationalist "history" in a nutshell. friendlyatheist.com/p/christian-na…
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Religion and politics are deeply entangled in the U.S.
When churches function as partisan institutions, it's not surprising that people who reject one often reject the other.
Ryan Burge 📊@ryanburge
The strongest predictor of non-religion (besides religion variables, obviously) It's political ideology. Nothing else comes close. A liberal is at least 30 points more likely to be non-religious than a conservative. Sometimes the gap is as large 40 points.
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Roxane Gay is a New York Times bestselling author of "Bad Feminist," "An Untamed State," and other books. She is openly nonreligious and bisexual.
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Every child deserves to be safe at school.
But if the state wishes to provide security assistance, it must do so through neutral programs that treat all schools equally, not by carving out special appropriations for politically connected religious organizations.
Hemant Mehta@hemantmehta
Florida's budget includes a $15 million taxpayer-funded gift to Catholic schools for "security." The Church lobbied for it and they're hoping for more in the future. Meanwhile, public schools are still struggling. friendlyatheist.com/p/floridas-15-…
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