Welcome, Non-Believers!

Location
San Francisco, CA 37.8-122.4 94111US
Meetups
161 so far
Members
638 members
Rating
Bay Area Atheists/Agnostics/Brights/Humanists/Freethinkers 4.50 4.5071

This Meetup is a place to join others who are willing to question and challenge cherished dogmas of any stripe. Let's get together at a potluck, meet at a bar or a coffee shop, go hiking, you name it. Exchange ideas, news, share your success stories and get support from other free-thinking people.

We're an "umbrella" for a few locations at once: SF, North, East, and South Bays, The Peninsula, and maybe more. Anybody brave enough to organize events in any of those areas is welcome to become an assistant organizer. We will share the same calendar so anyone can attend any of the local events. Not all of us will come to the same place on the same day due to travel and other limitations. But we will stay connected as a group, though some connections are through other area Meetups.

Other Bay Area Meetups you might be interested in:
* The Santa Clara County Brights: http://brights.meetup.com/213/
* Center for Inquiry, SF: http://skeptics.meetup.com/147/
* Overcoming Bias Meetup in South Bay: http://www.meetup.com/Bay-Area-Overcoming-Bias-Meetup/

There are tons of science related events in the Bay Area. Check out http://www.bayareascience.org/ for a listing.

Where?
1600 Holloway Avenue
Humanities Building Room 587
San Francisco, CA 94132
Who’s coming?
1 Yes / 2 Maybe

Want to attend?

Organized by the SFSU Philosophy of Religion Society - this event is open to the public:

Mystery and The Problem of Evil

U.C.S.C. Professor Ric Otte

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2010

San Francisco State University Humanities Bldg Room 587

5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Read more

What members are saying

 Woo-Hoo!! 

Eve S.

 Since non-believers are a minority, there aren't many venues to engage with like-minded people. 

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What's new?

  • Feb 6
    • New member
      “I was raised in a Catholic family and staring growing out of that belief system when I was 18. I am opposed to religions as well as governments. They are tools of the ruling class, used to keep society ignorant of our own personal power.”
    • New member
      “Being "willing to question & challenge cherished dogmas" struck me: I believe questioning everything is essential to many facets of life & evolution (& dogmas typically NEED to be), IMNTHO (im my not-too-humble opinion<g>). Beyond that, i'm open!”
    • New member
      “I am a skeptic, evolutionist, atheist, epicurean, empiricist who gave up on religion 30+ years ago. I am looking for other rational beings on a planet littered with illogical, emotional, self-destructive believers.”