… We value critical thinking, the power of reason, we reject superstition/religious dogma.  FS advocates nontheist thinking because we have looked at the many theological systems that have been around since the beginning of time, and we have found them lacking.  The goals of the Freethought Society are to raise awareness and acceptance of the non-theist community and provide fellowship and unique services to non-theists throughout the US and Canada. Through a variety of events and activities, a …

… | Three group members volunteered to talk about whether, and how, learning the techniques of rational thinking had actually improved their lives. Books that changed us |  Everyone was invited to talk about a book that changed his or her way of thinking. Movie screening: Jesus Camp | We made popcorn and watched the documentary “Jesus Camp.” Afterwards, several group members talked about growing up in extremely religious families, what it was like, and how they shed their faith. If you think you m …

We are an international organization for progressive business people to connect, and grow, with colleagues who share similar ethical values.  We also function as a non-partisan think tank, and organizing platform, for the moral transformation of corporate life. For too long, an ethos of selfishness and greed has permeated our corporate world.  From the Robber Barons of the 19th century, to the corrupt bankers and financeers who tanked the economy in 2008-- with their predatory lending and toxic …

To bring together all those who think freely.  This group is inclusive and welcomes all walks of life, so long as those who participate have an open and tolerant mind.  Atheist, agnostic, possibilian, or theist; come have an engaging conversation with people from all walks of life over a cup of coffee or tea. We meet on the first Tuesday of every month at 7PM EST. See our 'About' section! (Note: ABE stands for Allentown, Bethlehem, and Easton; the Lehigh Valley)

Do you care if what you believe is true? Do you think religion or non-belief is harmful? Are you PASSIONATE about your beliefs or non-beliefs? You've come to the right place!  Join our group and to discuss why that is! ================================================= This group is to encourage friendly atheist vs theist debates (and meaningful conversations) in order to learn from each other and hopefully prove some points to better your understanding of other views (which many people run …

Think Hemingway and Stein going at it in Paris or the artists around the Algonquin Round Table. We're looking for deep discussions among artists about philosophy, politics, and, of course, art. If you are craving intellectual stimuli for your artistic work and for your soul, this is the group for you. The purpose of this group is to feed the soul. We may have themes some months, or free talks other months. We'lll explore some painters and musicians and writers and how they are relevant to our wo …

What an irony that a bunch of cynics would like to hang out with others, so let's just ignore it! This group is for cynics, for those who think they are cynics, for those who find the way the society functions preposterous, for those who are fed up by others, for those who are also fed up by the egos of their own, for those who have no self-esteem because they really don't care, and for those who are desperately trying to philosophize but consistently fail, or for those who just feel grumpy. Let …

Interested in socializing with like-minded others?   Humanism is a progressive philosophy of life that, without theism and other supernatural beliefs, affirms our ability and responsibility to lead ethical lives of personal fulfillment that aspire to the greater good of humanity.

Meet with other like-minded atheists to discuss and have fun.

Agnostics Anonymous exists to promote an open and friendly environment for frank and respectful dialogue on questions regarding, among other things, human knowledge, faith and life's purpose. AgAnon strives to be a place where an honest and thoughtful exchange occurs among a gathering of friends who are committed to authentic inquiry. Dogmatic skeptics, absolute relativists and wily cynics are always welcome.

I'm fresh from the Reason Rally in Washington DC and while there is an active Freethinker community in the Philadelphia area, i'm looking to connect with people closer to home to get together over a cup of coffee or tea to share our experiences as Non-Theists! If you are in the 19401-03 zip codes and want to come together for informal meetups with other people identified as Atheists, Agnostics, Freethinkers, Brights etc, it'd be great for you to come join in!

We offer two monthly groups here, as well as occasional special events. The first is the monthly Ex-Christian Support group specifically for ex-Christians (or Christians in the process of leaving the faith) from all denominations. Leaving Christianity can be painful, confusing, and isolating, and the repercussions can be far-ranging throughout life, well after the event. We come together to share our feelings and personal experiences. I act as a non-professional facilitator (I am not a psych …

Bright's are people whose ethics and world view are naturalistic and wish to identify themselves as Brights. Read this: http://www.the-brights.net/vision/essays/futrell_geisert_period.html * * *

ATHEISTS GROUP WHOSE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE IS THE SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE. FOR DETAILS: WWW.NYC-ATHEISTS.ORG

Welcome to Formerly Frum Northeast! Our purpose: To bring together those who have left a strain of orthodox Judaism and are interested in meeting and sharing with others who have had similar experiences. Who should join: If you've left the frum community, or, conversely, have close friends or relatives who've decided to become frum and are seeking others who understand the life-changing significance of that decision. In other words, anyone who has been involved with the frum community in any way …

Parents and their high school students, and college students are invited to join the group to learn about and experience Academic Life Coaching (ALC) concepts and techniques presented by a trained Academic Life Coach. ALC concepts address behaviors such as procrastination, challenging subject or teacher, lack of comprehension or organization, poor goal setting, and self defeating patterns in the academic settings in high school and college. These thought patterns and behaviors make up what I cal …