Monthly Archives: May 2016

by Charles S. Oaxpatu Christian Fundamentalists and Conservative Evangelicals believe in many things. They believe in the Old Testament law; they create new laws to follow, based on the New Testament; and they are required to comply with odd sets … Continue reading →

In Sumner County, Tennessee, a transgender student needs to pee in the restroom appropriate to her gender identity.  Sumner County does not fully cooperate with that, and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Tennessee has filed a legal complaint … Continue reading →

by Charles S. Oaxpatu The short video clip at the end of this article is standup comedy, but the fundie political history in it is totally accurate.  I know this history very well from reliable independent sources—one of them being … Continue reading →

by Charles S. Oaxpatu Introduction Sixteen years is a long time, and it is sometimes hard for me to remember things so far back in the past.  I thought some more about how the fundie fairy tale written out below … Continue reading →

by Charles S. Oaxpatu Many years ago, I was a frequent visitor to a web forum in a deep south state, a once popular place where people came together on-line to discuss matters of faith.  I met two unforgettable people … Continue reading →

by Charles S. Oaxpatu The Flee from Christian Fundamentalism blog was launched in May 2015, and we are now ready to celebrate its one-year anniversary.  We would like to take this opportunity to thank the many people who show up here at … Continue reading →

by Charles S. Oaxpatu Here is a disturbing news story with film clips showing Christian fundamentalists and conservative evangelicals conducting their jihad against the transgender bathroom policy at Target stores in various locations around the United States.  One has to … Continue reading →

By Charles S. Garabedian Many of us hear from time to time about public schools alleged to be functioning in many ways as religious schools in violation of the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States. In 2014, … Continue reading →