Humanism

[close] Welcome to the Dare to Doubt book club! Dedicated to helping people detach and heal from harmful belief systems, each month we're going to read a book by an author who dared to doubt and then discuss it the next month. From cult survivors to former Christians to ex-Muslim apostates, we'll be focusing on the shared emotional journeys of different experiences in and out of faith.

[close] This a group for the discussion and planning of our local book club. Books will be announced two months in advance to give people time to attain and read the book. We will then meet at a local venue to discuss and share thoughts. We will likely read on a variety of subjects over time, spanning from science, activism, civil law and rights, secularism, and many more. Members can receive 15% off Prometheus Books purchased through the CFI Community of Ft. Lauderdale. You can also make a small contribution to our group by purchasing from Amazon through our link (coming soon!)

[close] This is a book club for our the members of The Atheist Initiative (www.facebook.com/TheAtheistInitiative) and anyone else who like to read and discuss books that advocate reason, logic, humanism, free-thinking and change. Please feel free to join us. You won't regret it, we promise. ;) Feel free to contact us via: Email: TheAtheistInitiative@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheAtheistInitiative Twitter: https://twitter.com/AtheismHub

[close] This group is for followers of any religion, atheists, agnostics, and anyone else with questions or concerns about faith. If there's anything you want to learn about another belief system, or if there's anything you want to share with others about your own belief system, this group is for you. This group was created in response to a series of posts by Christians on an atheist board and by atheists on a Christian board, but people of any religious persuasion are welcome. This group is neutral ground; no one is expected to be deferential to anyone else on the basis of religious faith. This group is not ideal for the easily-offended or the incurious.