The FFRF Action Fund names Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins as its “Theocrat of the Week” for her Christian nationalist remarks at the recent Republican National Convention. Read more ➡️ ffrf.us/4AFClKX

Wait until they find out conservative Christian colleges produce atheists too.

There was no “retreat.” Christian nationalists have spent decades trying to take over Hollywood, media, universities and public education. They didn’t voluntarily surrender that ground. Their attempts to impose a “biblical” worldview have been rejected.

For guys who act like Sharia law is comin to America they certainly seem to be really cool with… Sharia Law

237 years ago today, a supermajority of the House and Senate approved the First Amendment. As President Trump bans journalists from the White House, rolls out the red carpet for Communist dictator Xi Jinping, spends tax dollars on bad partisan propaganda, and praises the controlled, obedient press in China, let’s get back to constitutional basics in America, starting with our First Amendment. No political censorship, no government political propaganda.

The Ark remains undiscovered. The grift, however, is sitting right there in plain sight.

Christian Nationalists want to take over every aspect of your lives. They want to spread their ideology through our schools, culture, and government. Senator Hawley is spewing their vitriolic plans – which is also known as Dominion Theology or Christian Supremacy – right here, out in the open for us all to see. Christian Nationalism poses a very real threat to the fabric of our democracy. In my book No Prophets, I lay out this threat – but I also make the case for hope. We are not powerless in the face of this movement. There is still time to push back, protect our democracy, and build a future rooted in freedom of religion and the separation of church and state.

Chilean poet and Nobel Laureate Pablo Neruda (1904 - 1974) was one of the most influential poets of the 20th century — and a lifelong atheist. More #HispanicHeritageMonth freethinkers ➡️ ffrf.us/4d3S5wZ

Dear media, if you're going to write about the researchers who claim to have found Noah's Ark, you should probably mention that Lauren Witzke, the group's marketing and fundraising director, is a flat earth white nationalist conspiracy theorist. dailymail.com/sciencetech/ar…

The Salem Witch Trials are a pretty compelling example of why we shouldn’t let religious superstition override evidence and reason. So perhaps we can understand why a pastor might not want students learning about them.

In an affront to state/church separation, a federal district court today issued a ruling paving the way for the nation's first religious public school. Taxpayers should never have to foot the bill for religious schools — but here we are. Read more ➡️ ffrf.us/4yitCwy

Is this on Kalshi? We hope so. Our money’s on “still no evidence for Noah’s Ark.”

The White House's new "Top 250 Victories for People of Faith" list is a bloated, stark reminder of how little President Trump cares for the constitutional separation of state and church. Read more ➡️ ffrf.us/4hnosIj

Ladies & Gentlemen, I give you, The Christian Taliban:

White supremacy. Antisemitism. Biblical defenses of slavery. Calls to strip women and Black Americans of the vote. Meet the Christian nationalist influencers repackaging old bigotries for the social media age, and turning outrage into cash. religionnews.com/2026/09/24/…

Church after church learned that worship leader Kevin Binette had confessed to molesting children. And church after church handled it quietly. This is what happens when churches treat alleged crimes as internal matters instead of reporting them to police. roysreport.com/atlanta-worsh…

Low-IQ tweet. Arguments from authority don’t become stronger when the authority is yourself.

🚨 FACT CHECK: FFRF did not just sue Honesdale. We sent the borough a letter about a cross on public property back in 2018. The cross was lit for Easter; the star was lit for Christmas. And George Soros doesn’t fund FFRF. But why let facts get in the way of a good “CRUSADE”?

If Religion really is "the opiate of the masses" then White Supremacy is the Crystal Meth.

Witchcraft isn’t real. Neither are spells, hexes, demons or divine intervention. It’s remarkable to watch Christians mock someone else’s supernatural beliefs while insisting their own supernatural beliefs are obviously true.