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Wow the "Freedom from Religion Foundation" is most Jewish thing Ive ever heard

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average/ordinary/typical citizen/person
  09/15/26
In 2015, FFRF announced Nonbelief Relief, a related organiza...
The Penis
  09/15/26
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Wilbur in the Godhead
  09/15/26


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Date: September 15th, 2026 6:00 PM
Author: average/ordinary/typical citizen/person



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Date: September 15th, 2026 6:11 PM
Author: The Penis

In 2015, FFRF announced Nonbelief Relief, a related organization that obtained and later gave up its federal tax-exempt status. Nonbelief Relief lost a lawsuit against the IRS because it lacked standing to challenge the Form 990 exemption that applies to churches.[16] Nonbelief Relief is a humanitarian agency for atheists, agnostics, freethinkers, and their supporters.[17] Nonbelief Relief was created by the executive board of FFRF to remediate conditions of human suffering and injustice on a global scale, whether the result of natural disasters, human actions or adherence to religious dogma.

On 7 November 2024, Kat Grant published an article titled "What is a woman",[18] on Freethought Now!, a website operated by the FFRF. The article argued that "any attempt to define womanhood on biological terms is inadequate" and that "a woman is whoever she says she is". In response, Jerry Coyne wrote a rebuttal titled "Biology Is Not Bigotry",[19] defending the "biological definition of 'woman' based on gamete type". Coyne's rebuttal was initially published on Freethought Now!. However, the FFRF later retracted Coyne's page. On 27 December, the FFRF published a statement saying that "Publishing this post was an error of judgment, and we have decided to remove it as it does not reflect our values or principles".[20] In response, Coyne, Steven Pinker, and Richard Dawkins resigned from the honorary board in objection to what they considered the problematic gender-ideological capture of the institute. Coyne stated that LGBTQ people have rights, but some of the desired rights are in conflict with rights of other groups in society.[21][22] As a result of the division over the issues, FFRF dissolved the honorary board.[23]

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Date: September 15th, 2026 7:18 PM
Author: Wilbur in the Godhead (Safari)



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