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Church for atheists?

Is there any fellowship place for atheists?

erikgordon 4 Sep 30
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Ok, so based on responders I will spend the morning drinking coffee and rambling round this site. Works for me.

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The Unitarian Church is the closest I know of locally.

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Depending on where you live, check out the meet up listings for humanists groups. We do have a humanist congregation here in Houston called Oasis(although I’ve never been).

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This is it right here, if church means a congregation of free and fairly like minded, open minded people

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There are atheist churches, Unitarian churches, etc.
But I've had enough organized religion for a lifetime.

If I want to get together with people, there are meet ups, community groups, book clubs, hiking and bird photography clubs, etc.

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Yes, there are cities that have a Sunday assembly group and also others have an Oasis group.

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why would someone who believes in no gods need a church? isn't a church a place of worship? a place to practice a religion? atheism isn't a religion; it's a belief there are no gods, or a lack of belief that there are any gods. there is nothing to worship and no religion to follow, for an atheist. sometimes atheists meet; they sure don't meet to practice atheism, as if it's a thing you have to do, as in a religion.

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I mean you need coffee on Sunday

@DaphneDarling not necessarily worship but a place to gather and talk and such. That's what religion has. An organization.

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