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2. decider.com › 2020/03/16 › ron-reagan-commercialRon Reagan is “Not Afraid of Burning in Hell” And Debate ...

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   Mar 16, 2020 · On Sunday night, CNN aired a commercial from Ron Reagan and the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a nonprofit aimed at maintaining a separation between church and state. Reagan’s ad...

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   FFRF's Ron Reagan Ad. Freedom From Religion Foundation. 2.63K subscribers. Subscribed.

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   Sep 2, 2021 · This fresh version of his iconic Freedom From Religion Foundation commercial is set to premier on Rachel Maddow’s and ...more. Ron Reagan, son of President Reagan and Nancy Reagan, is an...

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5. www.latimes.com › california › storyHow Ron Reagan, son of a true believer, became an atheist ...

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   Apr 13, 2020 · The 30-second spot was squirted into commercial breaks during three of the 11 Democratic debates. The major networks refused to run the ad, but CNN was fine with it — and the more than $200,000...

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6. ffrf.org › news › releasesFFRF ‘unabashed atheist’ Ron Reagan ad returns to ‘60 Minutes’

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   Jan 10, 2024 · Ron Reagan, the son of President Ronald and Nancy Reagan, endorses the Freedom From Religion Foundation in a 30-second spot that airs on CBS News. The ad, which says he is an “unabashed atheist, not afraid of burning in hell,” is part of FFRF’s campaign to promote nontheism and keep religion out of government.

7. ffrf.org › news › releasesFFRF’s Ron Reagan ad to air on 60 Minutes throughout January

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   Jan 7, 2022 · The Freedom From Religion Foundation is pleased to announce that for the first time its iconic commercial featuring Ron Reagan will air on “60 Minutes.” The ad, which historically had been refused by CBS, will air during all four of the January “60 Minutes” broadcasts starting this Sunday, January 9. “60 Minutes” is a Top 10 program ...

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   Did Ron Reagan AD make a joke about the 'absolute legend'?

   • On Sunday night, CNN aired a commercial from Ron Reagan and the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a nonprofit aimed at maintaining a separation between church and state. Reagan’s ad confounded Democratic debate viewers, but that didn’t stop them from making jokes about the “absolute legend.”

   Ron Reagan is “Not Afraid of Burning in Hell” And Debate ... - Decider

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   What did Ronald Reagan say in public?

   • What Reagan said in public is what he said in private. He did not fabricate, exaggerate, or make claims he knew to be false. Even Reagan’s sharpest political critics conceded that he was an honest man who had integrity. That meant everything to him.

   Reagan’s honesty remains an example for presidents | The Hill

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   Is Ron Reagan a lifelong atheist?

   • Signed, “Ron Reagan, lifelong atheist not afraid of burning in hell.” While Ron Reagan’s FFRF commercial has aired during several other debates over the past few months, Sunday’s debate seemed to nab an influx of new, self-quarantined viewers who had never seen the bizarre ad. “Go off miss Ron Reagan bitch!!” tweeted Hari Nef.

   Ron Reagan is “Not Afraid of Burning in Hell” And Debate ... - Decider

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   Did Ronald Reagan go to Hell?

   • Abraham went along with this. The proper reply would have been, ‘Go to hell.’” “I know,” Reagan continued, “the angel intervened so it didn’t really happen. But think of the psychological damage” to a freethinking child. Ronald Reagan was governor then, but the family usually spent weekends at their home in Pacific Palisades.

   Column: How Ron Reagan, son of a true believer, became an atheist

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9. ffrf.org › news › releasesFFRF Ron Reagan spot blankets TV, including NBC for first time

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   May 9, 2023 · The iconic ad recorded by Ron Reagan for the Freedom From Religion Foundation will be airing on the national NBC network for the first time — on the longest-running show ever. The spot will appear on “Meet the Press” on Sunday, May 14, and again the following Sunday.