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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.
Madison, WI
Joined July 2009
We are sharply condemning the IRS’s stunning decision to openly abandon enforcement of the Johnson Amendment when it comes to churches, which could effectively turn them into unregulated political action committees subsidized by taxpayers.
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RT @JaredHuffman: To everyone who's response to this is a shrug because they've been doing it for years, please think about the alternative….
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RT @JaredHuffman: This is really bad. The merger of tax-exempt conservative churches with the MAGA Republican Party is complete. It start….
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This is not a repeal of the Johnson Amendment — this is the IRS choosing to ignore it when churches violate it. FFRF remains committed to holding tax-exempt organizations accountable and is exploring all legal avenues to respond to this abdication of responsibility.
The IRS just told a court that churches can endorse political candidates without risking their tax-exempt statuses. The Johnson Amendment is now effectively DEAD. 🚨This is huge—and terrifying.🚨.
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"Notably, Walters’ lawsuit fails to identify any actual violation of law. That’s because FFRF has not violated the law — in fact, we’ve worked diligently to uphold the First Amendment itself.".
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Tomorrow, we will be speaking live with Laura Petty with The Advancement Project about how the GOP Reconciliation Bill (Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill”) and vouchers are already having an impact in schools across America. Find us live on Facebook or YouTube at noon!
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We are strongly criticizing Texas Gov. Greg Abbott for issuing yet another hollow “Day of Prayer” proclamation and for making insensitive remarks following the devastating flooding that claimed dozens of lives in Central Texas.
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Prayer won’t stop the next flood. We need science, not sermons. It’s time to fully support NOAA and the National Weather Service — and stop the White House from undermining the very agencies that keep us safe.
The White House Faith Office asks you to join us in prayer for the precious lives lost in the Texas floods. Amidst this tragedy, our nation must come together to pray for the victims, their families, and the first responders conducting rescue missions to find those still missing.
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Cool story, but America is a secular nation with people of many different beliefs — and no beliefs at all. Elected officials should represent everyone, not preach their religion from public office.
God is God alone, and there is only one God. man is not God.
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Read our newest blog by lawyer Kat Grant titled "Don’t make sacrifices on the altar of authoritarianism"
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". more than 60 religious nonprofit organizations with assets totaling almost $1.8 billion that have stopped filing 990 forms with the IRS.".
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Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt implied evil spirits could be behind the technological difficulties, stating, “There is spiritual warfare as we all know. It tried to break up our call today as the president even alluded to.”.
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Our message to Gov. Abbott: Texans deserve better first response resources, not thoughts and prayers.
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Prayer won’t stop the flooding in Texas — but science, planning, and bold climate action can help prevent future devastation. It’s time to take real action to actually save lives.
Declared this Sunday, July 6th, as a Day of Prayer in Texas in response to the floods in the Hill Country. I invite Texans to join me in prayer for the communities affected by this disaster.
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Keeping women preoccupied with controlling their bodies versus gaining power. via @NYTOpinion.
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Dissent equals death in Iran’s horrifying mass arrests against Women, Life, Freedom movement. via @NYTOpinion.
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A concerned parent reported that a Washington School Board is considering adopting a “Bible-based curriculum." FFRF is urging the district to refrain from adopting a religious curriculum for the district’s schools.
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Read our newest blog by Caitlin Berray, our staff member who went undercover at Charlie Kirk's Christian nationalist "Young Women's Leadership Summit."
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How RFK’s anti-vax appointments are scaring pediatricians and endangering children. via @NYTOpinion.
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