Links to religious/spiritual web sites

Sites promoting Atheism, Agnosticism,
Humanism, freethinking, skepticism, etc.

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The following information hyperlinks were valid when they were added to this list. They are not necessarily still active today.

Atheist, Agnostic, Humanist, Freethinking, and skeptic groups and web sites:

• Agnostics International has three primary objectives, to provide a venue for agnostics to discuss the great ineffables, life, universe and everything including god; secondly a venue for people of all persuasions to come together and respectfully exchange of ideas. And finally, to create an opportunity and encourage agnostics to form chapters around the world. See: http://www.agnosticsinternational.net
  
  
• The American Humanist Association was founded in 1941. It is the largest Humanist group in the U.S. They have a web site at http://www.americanhumanist.org/ They publish the Humanist magazine which is available on many newsstands.
  
  
• American Atheists "has been the premier organization laboring for the civil liberties of Atheists, and the total, absolute separation of government and religion." See: http://www.atheists.org/
   
• The Arizona Atheist has a blog on Atheism at: http://arizonaatheist.blogspot.com/
  
  
• "Atheism TV is an educational channel dedicated to promoting rational thinking, defend the separation of church and state, and providing support for atheists worldwide." See: http://www.atheismtv.com
  
  
• The Atheist Alliance is an "organization of independent religion-free groups and individuals in the United States and around the world. They sponsor annual conventions, publishes Secular Nation magazine and The Freethought Directory, maintains a web site that hosts member societies' web sites free of charge. See: http://www.atheistalliance.org/
  
  
• Atheists Concerned for America is dedicated to evaluating current social issues in America from a fresh, free thinking perspective. See: http://atheistsconcernedforamerica.tk/
  
  
• CarryaBigSticker sells numerous religious, secular, political and other bumper stickers. See: http://carryabigsticker.com
  
  
• Disbeliefnet is a skeptical web site providing exposes of various religions. Their slogan is: "You won't believe what people believe." See: http://disbeliefnet.com/
  
  
• Earthward's name is an acronym for Earth's Atheist Resistance To Holy Wars And Religious Devastation. They are a organization of peace activists who concentrate on helping individuals and groups who are suffering from oppression by religious groups. See: http://www.earthward.org/
  
  
• In His own image is a website "... dedicated to freedom of thought [. It] examines the Judaeo-Christian Bible, upon which the religious principles of Judaism, Christianity and Islam were founded, questioning all that is neither logical, plausible, physically possible, scientifically established, technologically practical, nor consistent with archaeological facts -- along the way, we try to have some fun! "See: http://in-his-own-image.com/
  
  
• The web site of the Leading Edge International Research Group includes an interesting, critical essay on belief systems. See: http://www.trufax.org/
  
  
•  The Center for Naturalism promotes promotes science-based naturalism as a comprehensive worldview -- a rational and fulfilling alternative to faith-based religions and other varieties of supernaturalism. See: http://naturalism.org/
  
  
• Positive Atheism promotes and extends the philosophy which was begun by Gora in India. He authored a book by the same name. See: http://www.positiveatheism.org/
  
  
• The Secular Coalition for America (SCA) is a coalition of "... progressive groups from nontheists and agnostics, to minorities and environmentalists, to Jewish and Christian organizations -- all striving to bring to the table critical thought and rational discussion based on science and reason, rather than dogma and corporate profits." Included in the coalition, as of late 2010, are: American Atheists, American Ethical Union, American Humanist Association, Atheist Alliance International, Camp Quest, Council for Secular Humanism, Institute for Humanist Studies, Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers, Secular Student Alliance, Society for Humanistic Judaism. More details.
  
  
• Secularity describes themselves as "a fun social community of ethical godless people." They have an Atheist dating service, interest groups, forums, and free personal websites. See: http://www.secularity.com/
  
  
• The Secular Student Alliance promotes "... the ideals of scientific and critical inquiry, democracy, secularism, and human-based ethics." They "... envision a future in which nontheistic students are respected voices in public discourse and vital partners in the secular movement's charge against irrationality and dogma." See: http://www.secularstudents.org/
  
  
• The Skeptic Arena has extensive material on matters skeptical: movie reviews, book reviews, podcasts, and an extensive list of links to other skeptical religions. See: http://theskepticarena.com/
  
  
• The Truths Behind Religion is a free thought, humanist site at: http://listen.to/thetruth
  
  
• The Universal Church Triumphant of the Apathetic Agnostic offers information on Agnosticism. Their motto is "We don't know and we don't care." See: http://www.uctaa.org/ 
  
  
• Freethought Eden is "a guide, forum, and info source on freethinking religions and religious alternatives." See: http://www.oberlin.edu/

See also our list of Humanist web sites.

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