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The '''Freedom From Atheism Foundation''' (FFAF) was founded in 2012 as a response to the rising intolerant atheism in the United States and throughout the world.  Ever more atheists are [[Militant atheism|becoming militant]], cruelly and hatefully disparaging people of faith, while intolerant atheist organizations work tirelessly to restrict religious freedom and promote empty atheism.  Additionally, militant state atheism continues to persecute religious believers with little to no media coverage to inform the public of the continuing horrors.  No organization existed to address these issues until now.
 
The '''Freedom From Atheism Foundation''' (FFAF) was founded in 2012 as a response to the rising intolerant atheism in the United States and throughout the world.  Ever more atheists are [[Militant atheism|becoming militant]], cruelly and hatefully disparaging people of faith, while intolerant atheist organizations work tirelessly to restrict religious freedom and promote empty atheism.  Additionally, militant state atheism continues to persecute religious believers with little to no media coverage to inform the public of the continuing horrors.  No organization existed to address these issues until now.
  

Revision as of 01:33, November 21, 2018

Graphic which appears near the top of the Freedom From Atheism Foundation's Facebook page.[1]

The Freedom From Atheism Foundation (FFAF) was founded in 2012 as a response to the rising intolerant atheism in the United States and throughout the world. Ever more atheists are becoming militant, cruelly and hatefully disparaging people of faith, while intolerant atheist organizations work tirelessly to restrict religious freedom and promote empty atheism. Additionally, militant state atheism continues to persecute religious believers with little to no media coverage to inform the public of the continuing horrors. No organization existed to address these issues until now.

The FFAF is very active on Facebook, with reach of the page having grown twentyonefold throughout 2014.

In terms of staff/volunteers, the FFAF is run by a number of individuals from a 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 variety of Christian denominations.

As of 2017

The Freedom From Atheism Foundation Facebook page now has over 769,267 likes. This is 300,000+ more than the page set up by the Freedom From Religion Foundation which has been going for many more years. This shows the growing success of the page in highlighting the militancy and stupidity of current atheism.

Christian Post interview of a Freedom From Atheism Foundation member

Members of the Freedom From Atheism Foundation were interviewed by the Christian Post.[2] In the interview a FFAF member indicated:

“ 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.

We're now taking screenshots of intolerant and hate filled atheists who contact us and posting them on our website to raise public awareness of the issue. All of the quotes I'm going to share with you can be found on our Facebook page, Freedom From Atheism Foundation. Here are a few examples: One atheist contacted us saying "Wow you guys are literally so (expletive) stupid you should really consider killing yourselves." The atheist merchandise corporation Evolve Fish responded to a pastor of a Church being murdered during Church service by stating "It sure would be nice if more church services ended like this one." One atheist created a Facebook group called Virgin Mary Should've Aborted. Another atheist who contacted us said "American Christians should be labeled a hate group." The atheist Facebook group Exposing the Insanity of the Religious Right said "I wish we could torch the churches." Another atheist contacted us stating "Holy (expletive expletive), you are all retarded and need to be executed." This is but a small sample of the rising atheist hate towards religious believers in America.

FFAF allows you to share your experiences with others on our official Facebook page, the Freedom From Atheism Foundation. In addition, our official website includes a list of prominent organizations that provide free legal support for members of all faiths who have experienced harassment by militant atheists. Some of these organizations include The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, European Centre for Law and Justice, and the Alliance Defending Freedom.

We have received a lot of positive feedback from people all over the world and from pretty much every religious background.[3]

”

See also

External links

  1. ↑ [https://www.facebook.com/FFAF.International Freedom From Atheism Foundation Facebook page
  2. ↑ Freedom From Religion? How About Freedom From Atheism? by Mike Dobbins Christian Post
  3. ↑ Freedom From Religion? How About Freedom From Atheism? by Mike Dobbins Christian Post
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