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All Member Comments
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ Theyre all quite nice & open minded. A welcome relief. ”
— Julian on Feb 23, 2007.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ Hello everyone, first let me say that nobody can do all by himself, so I'm here to gether with you friends and try to give my best share to better improve this group. Also just to introduce myself I'm a convicted atheist and no doubt fits in my head. The only thing I'm glad to believe is in real friends. Thanks ”
— MrDoryCosta on Oct 31, 2009.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ Great conversations with great people! ”
— Scott Pleune on Oct 24, 2009.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ It is a good place for discussion and a great place to meet new people. ”
— Serena on Oct 23, 2009.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ If you are a thinker and are curious about big questions, then join. ”
— Lee on Jul 24, 2009.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ A great way to be connected, share resources and ideas and put your ideas to work. ”
— Monica on Jul 19, 2009.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ These are interesting, thoughtful people, open to others' ideas. Relaxed atmosphere, good conversation. ”
— George Murray on Jul 18, 2009.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ great and very informative. for enlightenment ”
— vivek ananthan on May 24, 2009.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ It's friendly and supportive, and there's thoughtful conversation. ”
— mike on May 22, 2009.
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“ I love it!. Where else can you meet so many different kinds of people who are all atheists? It is such a relief to be among people where you don't have to watch what you say. It's nice to meet people who know what my American Atheist medallion is, rather than freaking out when they are told what it is. ”
— Michelle Malkin on Nov 2, 2006.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ This a fiesty and friendly group of activists who want to do their part to help make the world a better place. ”
— Bill Reitter on Mar 30, 2009.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ Philadelphia Atheists Meetup is awesome! Thanks George for all you do! And thanks Chuck too! And Diane! <3 ”
— Janice Rael on Mar 4, 2009.
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“ I didn't meet up with the group, per se - I haven't yet attended any meetings, but enjoy the meet-up announcements, because through them, I've been able to catch Dr. Tyson and PZ Myers speak. ”
— Blake Caldwell on Mar 3, 2009.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ Others who are atheist should absolutely come out to socialize with like-minded people since meeting an atheist can be a rare event everywhere you go. ”
— Alexander Dobran on Jan 17, 2009.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ Stop living in a world of contradictory, supernatural fairy tales. Welcome to the real world. Yes, most of them still operate like they are planning to live forever. (very few of them are planning to die. Ever.) Get over your own mortality, break free of the chains that bind you and begin to share responsibility of steering the boat while you are here and most capable of making a difference. Help us. Help the children. Help everyone get better and move forward. We are all we have. Cherish your relationships. Build bridges. Exploit the bamboozled. That last one was a joke. Learn. Ask why. Comfort the One's who can not fathom a world without a master. We will win because we have accepted responsibility. Slaves are not in charge. We are. E Pluribus Unum Mike Moore [masked] ”
— Mike Moore on Dec 3, 2008.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ Everyone has the same goal of mutual understanding. ”
— Luciano on Nov 23, 2008.
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“ I want to keep religion out of where it doesn't belong. I found it reassuring to know there are people who don't believe as I don't. This group is working to make the stigma associated with not believing in the unbelievable a thing of the past. ”
— A former member on Nov 23, 2008.
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“ very laid-back, friendly people! ”
— A former member on Aug 31, 2008.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ Any atheist in the Philadelphia area who wants to get to know other atheists should join this meetup group. Its nice to talk about my lack of religious faith with others who understand where I am coming from without being judgemental. ”
— Stan Horwitz on Aug 22, 2008.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ Others should join the group so they can know they are not alone in their belief system. In your communtity there are others like you that have thrown off the shakles of mythology and have outgrown the fables that they were indoctrinated into as children. Knowing there is a community out there that feel as you do is a very empowering experience ”
— Marc Z on Jul 18, 2008.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ Atheists must organize for the benefit of our future in this world ”
— Amee on May 15, 2008.
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Philadelphia Atheists Meetup“ seem to have regular activities,varied venus and subjects,,well organized ”
— Dara on Mar 27, 2008.
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“ It a window to cool events with like-minded individuals ”
— nicholas vecchione on Mar 5, 2008.
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“ Where else can an atheist express him or herself in public without being either ignored or abused? ”
— Herve Thomas on Mar 4, 2008.
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“ i enjoyed meeting everyone and will continue to participate! thanks. ”
— brett on Feb 22, 2008.
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“ no comment ”
—A former member on Apr 16, 2009.
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“ Being an atheist or agnostic can be pretty lonely sometimes. There is also so much right-wing prejudice against anyone who does not believe in God. ”
— William Sternman on Jan 16, 2009.
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“ I wish more people had come, but it was fun meeting Geoff and Diane. We were interviewed by a reporter from City Paper -- his article will be in this Thursday's paper. ”
— Nina on Mar 16, 2005.
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“ Don't know it weel enough. ”
—A former member on May 8, 2007.
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“ Rather than think of the Meetup as a "group dinner" at a long table, perhaps it could be held more as a "cocktail party" where people could mingle in smaller groups thruout the evening; it would give each person a better chance to meet all the others. ”
— Joe Dee on Feb 24, 2006.
“ Because atheists aren't scary. In fact, they are nice, smart, fun people who happen to not believe in God. ”
— Vanessa on Mar 12, 2009.