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| | The FFAF is very active on [[Twitter]] and [[Facebook]], with reach of the page having grown twentyonefold throughout 2014. | | The FFAF is very active on [[Twitter]] and [[Facebook]], with reach of the page having grown twentyonefold throughout 2014. |
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| − | In terms of staff/volunteers, the FFAF is run by a number of individuals from a [[Interfaith|variety of worldviews]] such as: [[Christianity]]; [[Islam]]; [[Hinduism]]; [[Buddhism]] and spiritual, but not religious. As far as Christianity, the FFAF is run by a number of individuals from a [[Ecumenical Movement|variety of Christian denominations]]. | + | In terms of leaders, the FFAF is run by Jim Ryan and Jonathan Gill, with supporters being from a [[Interfaith|variety of worldviews]] such as: [[Christianity]]; [[Islam]]; [[Hinduism]]; [[Buddhism]] and spiritual, but not religious. As far as Christianity, the FFAF is run by a number of individuals from a [[Ecumenical Movement|variety of Christian denominations]].<ref name=Dobbins/> |
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| | == Freedom From Atheism Foundation Facebook following == | | == Freedom From Atheism Foundation Facebook following == |
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| | == Christian Post interview of a Freedom From Atheism Foundation leader == | | == Christian Post interview of a Freedom From Atheism Foundation leader == |
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| − | Leaders of the Freedom From Atheism Foundation were interviewed by the ''Christian Post''.<ref name="Dobbins">[https://www.christianpost.com/news/freedom-from-religion-how-about-freedom-from-atheism-119389/ Freedom From Religion? How About Freedom From Atheism?] by Mike Dobbins - Christian Post</ref> In the interview a FFAF leader indicated: | + | Leaders of the Freedom From Atheism Foundation were interviewed by the ''Christian Post''.<ref name=Dobbins>[https://www.christianpost.com/news/freedom-from-religion-how-about-freedom-from-atheism-119389/ Freedom From Religion? How About Freedom From Atheism?] by Mike Dobbins - Christian Post</ref> In the interview a FFAF leader indicated: |
| | {{Cquote|In the nominally or officially Christian states of the Western World, atheistic organizations have begun a quest to remove religion from the public sphere, despite the fact that it is an integral part of the foundation of these nations. Since the [[Cult of Reason]] in the [[French Revolution]], organized movements of atheism have persecuted those who do not share their vision of a godless world. We at FFAF are a response to the intolerance exhibited by militant atheists, historically and in the present. | | {{Cquote|In the nominally or officially Christian states of the Western World, atheistic organizations have begun a quest to remove religion from the public sphere, despite the fact that it is an integral part of the foundation of these nations. Since the [[Cult of Reason]] in the [[French Revolution]], organized movements of atheism have persecuted those who do not share their vision of a godless world. We at FFAF are a response to the intolerance exhibited by militant atheists, historically and in the present. |
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