Madalyn Murray O?Hair explores the deism of the Founding Fathers, analyzes the tax exemption given to churches, reports on atheist Margaret Sanger, and examines the dangers of exposing children to religion ? and lots more.

About the Author

Madalyn Murray O'Hair, whom Life magazine dubbed "The Most Hated Woman in America," is best remembered for her 1963 landmark case Murray v. Curlett, in which the US Supreme Court ruled in her favor, outlawing forced prayer and Bible reading in the public schools of America. A fighter for reason and a defender of the 'Wall of Separation' between state and church right up until being violently murdered with her family in 1995, even today she continues to be America's best-known atheist.

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ISBN-13:?9780910309271
Publisher:?American Atheist Press
Page Count:?322

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The legal rights of atheists during centuries of oppression in the Western world is the focus of this set of broadcasts. Also covered are government giveaways to religion.

About the Author

Madalyn Murray O'Hair, whom Life magazine dubbed "The Most Hated Woman in America," is best remembered for her 1963 landmark case Murray v. Curlett, in which the US Supreme Court ruled in her favor, outlawing forced prayer and Bible reading in the public schools of America. A fighter for reason and a defender of the 'Wall of Separation' between state and church right up until being violently murdered with her family in 1995, even today she continues to be America's best-known atheist.

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ISBN-13:?9780910309578
Publisher:?American Atheist Press
Page Count:?370

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Carnegie, Freud, Ibsen, Pavlov, Twain, Jane Addams, Florence Nightingale ? they and many others revered for their contributions to our world rejected the religion of their day and embraced deism, freethinking, or atheism. The list of nonbelievers includes princesses and queens. Learn about them in The Atheist World by Madalyn Murray O?Hair.

About the Author

Madalyn Murray O'Hair, whom Life magazine dubbed "The Most Hated Woman in America," is best remembered for her 1963 landmark case Murray v. Curlett, in which the US Supreme Court ruled in her favor, outlawing forced prayer and Bible reading in the public schools of America. A fighter for reason and a defender of the 'Wall of Separation' between state and church right up until being violently murdered with her family in 1995, even today she continues to be America's best-known atheist.

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ISBN-13:?9780910309691
Publisher:?American Atheist Press
Page Count:?358

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This is the first book Madalyn Murray O'Hair ever wrote. It is composed of transcripts of her landmark 1968 Atheist radio broadcasts made under the aegis of the Society of Separationists, the parent organization from which American Atheists Inc. later developed.

This corrected new edition allows you to join Madalyn as she expounds upon an avalanche of theological and political topics: government giveaways of property to churches; the real 'religious foundations' of the United States; the philosophical and historical foundations of Atheism; Atheist thinkers and writers of various epochs; the dozens, not legions, of Christian martyrs put to death in antiquity; errors and absurdities of the Bible; and more.

About the Author

Madalyn Murray O'Hair, whom Life magazine dubbed "The Most Hated Woman in America," is best remembered for her 1963 landmark case Murray v. Curlett, in which the US Supreme Court ruled in her favor, outlawing forced prayer and Bible reading in the public schools of America. A fighter for reason and a defender of the 'Wall of Separation' between state and church right up until being violently murdered with her family in 1995, even today she continues to be America's best-known atheist.

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ISBN-13:?9781578849185
Publisher:?American Atheist Press
Page Count:?325

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