The Smartest Atheists in Town Calling oneself an “Atheist” is just the beginning, not the end, of a life-long journey of learning, dialog and discovery. The Atheist Scholars Meetup group raises the standard among local Atheist groups by building a private membership focused on learning, harmony and friendship. This is a new local alternative for discerning Atheists. Maybe you have been reluctant to join an Atheist group in the past or maybe you are not interested what the other groups have to of …

Interested in discussing religion from a non-dogmatic point of view? Curious about other points of view? Sometimes wonder if what you've heard about religions seems a bit far-fetched? Ever wondered if the stories from religions are based on true events? Join us as we delve into these questions and more in a friendly, open atmosphere where different perspectives are welcome and no opinions are anathema. Potential topics: the documentary hypothesis, the historical Jesus, the synoptic problem, text …

This is a group for anyone interested in getting together with other free thinkers in a non judging environment to talk about the problems religions cause and ways to fix the problem. I would also like to come up with ways to help the community. Basically the same charities a church would provide except with out preaching to people.”

The primary focus of Recovering From Religion is to provide ongoing and personal support to individuals as they let go of their religious beliefs. This transitional period is an ongoing process that can result in a range of emotions, as well as a ripple effect of consequences throughout an individual’s life. If you are one of the many people who have determined that religion no longer has a place in their life, but are still dealing with the after-effects in some way or another, Recovering From …

EXTRAORDINARY CLAIMS REQUIRE EXTRAORDINARY PROOF. Paranormal Investigators Group is science based research group dedicated to discovering the physics underlying alleged paranormal phenomena that can be measured and then use the data to propose models of previously unidentified physics. Group members will have the option to participate at their individual comfort level ranging from remote on-line support activities to group meetings and investigations. What’s most important is that you have a str …

For those who feel alone, want and need support, Recovering From Religion is your place. We would meet 1 or 2 Saturdays of the month, and talk about anything that needs to be discussed. Most of all it is a community of your own to help you, hear you, and stand by you.

Eastern Ohio Freethinkers We have formed this group as a result of several years of monthly traveling to Akron, Cleveland and Mansfield to meet with fellow freethinkers and humanists. We know there are people in the Tuscarawas valley with a rationalist outlook. We know those people would welcome a chance to get together with friends to discuss the events of today. We know that even in todays internet society there is a huge need for friendships and casual conversations face to face. Since the t …

This group was created to bring together those who are questioning religious belief. Leaving a faith community behind can be a tough journey. You are not alone. This is a place to discuss that journey and hear about the experiences of others. If you would prefer, call us at 567 694 6948.

This group is for people who are inactive, disfellowshipped, disassociated, have doubts, or seek to get out of the organization. It is a place of support for people who have been impacted by their or their significant other's involvement with Jehovah's Witnesses. It is very difficult if not impossible for "worldly" people to understand the challenges that go along with having been part of this religion and then wanting to leave. The purpose of this group is to use our shared experiences to enco …

The Detroit Atheist Social Hub is dedicated to enriching the atheist community and the lives of atheists in the Metro Detroit area and providing a means for atheists to participate together in social events and activities.

We are a group of Atheists, Agnostics, Secularists, and Humanists. We advocate science, reason, and fun. Our group is full of intellectual freethinkers that are open to an array of different topics. We have discussions, movie nights, board game nights, museum tours, dinner nights, and more. Some events that we have had in the past include: a debate on the existence of God with Dan Barker, we've hosted a spaghetti dinner party with JT Eberhard, a trip to Reason Rally, A Trip to Skepticon V, NASA …

A secular community of atheists and atheist friendly people in the Detroit Area, including , but not limited to, agnostics, skeptics, freethinkers, humanists, non-theists, anti-theists, untheists, brights, rationalists, doubters, heathens, heretics, the curious, and their friends. The Detroit Atheists' Meetup is a member of the Detroit Coalition of Reason, http://DetroitCoR.org.

In the opening words to the preface of the first edition of Critique of Pure Reason, Kant says that our reason burdens us with questions we cannot ignore, but questions we also cannot answer. That's pretty much Philosophy, isn't it? It's got us thinking about those big questions of the universe beyond the reaches of our ability to know the answers with any kind of certainty. Does Philosophy help us better understand the world? Do we think better after studying Philosophy? Did you ever find yours …