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- Freethought_Festival abstract "Freethought Festival is a student-run freethinking convention held annually in Madison, Wisconsin by the student group Atheists, Humanists, and Agnostics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Speakers give talks relating to atheism, freethinking, skepticism, and other topics.2016's fifth annual Festival will be headlined by James Randi and Eugenie Scott. Other speakers include Faisal Saeed Al-Mutar, Heina Dadabhoy, Frank and Dan from the Thank God I'm Atheist podcast, and many more. It will also feature two panel discussions. The first will be a discussion about religion on the UW-Madison campus featuring leaders from several campus religious student organizations. The topic of the second panel will be the founding fathers' views on religion.".
- Q16972155 abstract "Freethought Festival is a student-run freethinking convention held annually in Madison, Wisconsin by the student group Atheists, Humanists, and Agnostics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Speakers give talks relating to atheism, freethinking, skepticism, and other topics.2016's fifth annual Festival will be headlined by James Randi and Eugenie Scott. Other speakers include Faisal Saeed Al-Mutar, Heina Dadabhoy, Frank and Dan from the Thank God I'm Atheist podcast, and many more. It will also feature two panel discussions. The first will be a discussion about religion on the UW-Madison campus featuring leaders from several campus religious student organizations. The topic of the second panel will be the founding fathers' views on religion.".