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FFRF Co President Dan Barker greeting his fans.
Support Dan by joining FFRF:http://ffrf.org/get-involved/membership/
Eric Haseltine, associate director for science and technology at the
Directorate for National Intelligence. ex-Disney, where he replaced Bran
Ferren, and lots of other interesting places. Glad to see our gov has
enough imagination to hire free thinkers like this. his big thing: people
and culture.
JIMI HENDRIX - "When the Power of Love overcomes the Love of Power the World will know Peace."
THINK FREE Street Art by @Eme_Freethinker im Mauerpark Berlin, 6. Juli 2020.
© Bernd Sauer-Diete
James Marshall „Jimi“ Hendrix (* 27. November 1942 als John Allen Hendrix in Seattle, Washington; † 18. September 1970 in London) war ein US-amerikanischer Gitarrist, Sänger, Komponist und Texter.
Das oben genannte Zitat stammt nicht aus einem Song von Jimi Hendrix erinnert aber an „Power To Love“ vom Album „Band of Gyspsys“ (1970), später auch veröffentlicht als „Power of Soul“ in dem Jimi singt: „With the power of soul - Anything is possible“
Am 18. September 2020 jährt sich zum 50. Mal der Jimi Hendrix‘ Todestag.
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A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
Unfortunately I missed the talk (it was the previous day, the room was filled up, a lot of us couldn't get in)... but at least I listened to him in the Q and A.
12 February 2011
Put on by:
www.centerforinquiry.net/portland
www.portlandhumanists.org/Welcome.html
A rally for Egypt was preparing to start, hence the photos of the man holding flags for peace, and the middle cake for Darwin Day stating "Congrats Egypt."
Tim Minchin performing "The Pope Song," a masterpiece of English language songwriting.
FFRF was a big donor to the Reason Rally and helped fund acts like Tim Minchin. Join FFRF today!
Photography courtesy of RXA Photography - rxaphotography.com/
Sue-Ann Post is a comedian with a serious side. Her hilarious one woman shows have dealt with the usually somber topics of religion, sexuality, incest, diabetes and monogamy and have shocked and delighted audiences around Australia, the UK, the USA and New Zealand. Sue-Ann’s thought-provoking weekly column appeared in The Age for three years and was nominated for the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission’s Print Media Award. Her articles have also appeared in The West Australian, the UK’s Freethinker and Versal in the Netherlands.
Music Teacher and HomelessnessNika (name changed for privacy) was one of our clients on 12/11/2021. She explained that she is a music teacher who has 4 hours of work per week. Sometimes she sleeps unsheltered and sometimes she uses a shelter or shares a tent. It is difficult to get a job when she cannot wear clean clothes to an interview. But, she does have a cell phone and uses the Georgetown Ministry Drop-in Center as address. She was thankful for the cold-weather gear we passed out.
Nika wanted to talk about religion and god. She was not sure if there is a god or not. We suggested that she might be an agnostic. But the word she identified most with was Freethinker. She does believe in a concept like Gaia, but does not consider it to be god--more like a gentle aspect of the earth. She thought gaia might be watching over the earth, but she wasn't sure. She explained that some shelters expect her to pray communally, which she is not inclined to do.
She let us take her picture and agreed to let us use it in the blog because she was unidentifiable. Homelessness carries a stigma, and she didn't wan't to be identifiable.Joseph Shaw
The Reason Rally took place on the National Mall in Washington, DC on Saturday, March 24, 2012. It was sponsored by many of the country’s largest and most influential secular organizations.
nrhp # 88000237- Freethinkers` Hall, also known as "Park Hall", is a meeting hall in Sauk City, Wisconsin. Designed by Alfred Clas, Freethinkers' Hall was built in 1884 for the local Freethinkers' congregation, or Freie Gemeinde. The congregation had been formed by German immigrants in 1852, and became the last extant Freethinker' congregation in North America.[2] It affiliated with the American Unitarian Association in 1955.[2] The group meets in the hall to this day.
from Wikipedia
Christopher Hitchens v. John Lennox
Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama
3 March 2009
(taken from second row w/o a flash - obviously not the best...)
This rucksack is very youthful (which as we all know has nothing to with years, months or days).
It is cool watery blue with a sketch of a sparrow on a branch. There are plump blossoms and foliage in young colors. (It is blue sketchbook from Anna Maria Horner's drawing room collection.)
The lining is a Japanese fabric. Delicate white lace on a young grey green background.
It measures L 13½ in x H 14 in (L 34 cm x H 36 cm). The straps measure 27 in (69 cm).
Christopher Hitchens v. John Lennox
Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama
3 March 2009
(taken from second row w/o a flash - obviously not the best...)
Jessica Ahlquist, gave a moving speech about how, when others alienated her and spouted messages of hate, FFRF stood by her and gave her support at a private FFRF dinner. Here, she addresses the crowd of "evil little things."
Campo de' Fiori, being a pagan and carnal place, was believed suitable for executions. Giordano Bruno was the most important figure to be burnt at the stake there. His crime? He was condemned as a 'freethinker' because he had the audacity to question the orthodoxy that the earth was the centre of the universe. Contending that the earth revolved around the sun cost him his life.