Meet other local humanists, people who believe in the basic goodness of the human spirit without supernaturalism.  Humanists of Houston exists to provide the opportunity for likeminded humanists, atheists, agnostics, skeptics, and freethinkers to socialize and enjoy thought-provoking activities. We host formal talks, casual conversations and social gatherings at multiple locations around the greater Houston area.

Get involved with the activities of Military and Civilian atheists and freethinkers in central Texas.  CENTEX-MAAF is a chapter of the Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers.  You do not have to be in the military to be in our chapter - civilians who support the military are welcome. NOTE:  The group organizer is on hiatus due to a family emergency so no Meetups are being scheduled at this time. If you are interested in scheduling Meetups for the group, please contact the organizer. …

What makes a fun/peaceful and loving hippie? There may be a myriad of answers, but if you consider yourself one, you are in the right place! We are a diverse group of creative, unique and vibrant individuals. This is the place to meet other local hippies, free spirits, tree-huggers, freethinkers, counter-culturists, open-minded progressive humans. This group has a sense of community that you may not find in other Meetups -- we are not just bound by our common interests, but by our beliefs as wel …

The purpose of this meetup group is to work towards the founding of a libertarian fellowship in the NE Austin and Round Rock Area. This fellowship will help meet some of the social and religious needs of those attending. This is a covenantal and noncreedal organization. We covenant around free will, individualism, and discord (recognizing the growth that comes from active disagreement). What does Religion mean. It comes from the Latin "religare" meaning to rebind. Libertarian means advoca …

The Atheist Community of Austin (ACA) is a non-profit educational organization dedicated to the support of positive atheism and the separation of church and state. Our web site is http://www.atheist-community.org.

This is a social group for Bryan/ College Station area Atheists, Agnostics, as well as other non-believers and freethinkers. We are generally a diverse and friendly group of atheists, agnostics, and others, who support secular values based on reason, evidence, and critical thinking. Anyone is welcome to join us at any of our meetups, as long as they are not attending simply to preach or start trouble. We meet at Sweet Eugene’s House of Java on Sundays at 10:30 AM, usually on the deck out front i …

Are you a local resident who doesn't believe in god, or struggles with belief in god? Are you looking for refuge in a community otherwise saturated with religion, superstition, and mythology? If so, come on in and pull up a chair! Enjoy the company of like minded atheists, agnostics, and non-believers: you're welcome here. Kingwood Humble Atascocita Atheists is a group of non-believers serving the NE Houston area including Kingwood, Humble, Atascocita, and Porter. We are a highly local group, a …

Harris County Democratic Socialists is a community for those interested in the topics of socialism, communism, syndicalism, and other economic alternatives to capitalism. We are primarily a social organization facilitating friendship, learning, and consciousness raising, but have many members involved in community and political organizing if that interests you as well. If you are in the Houston area and are interested in freely discussing alternatives to the capitalist ideology, come on out and …

We invite all humanists, freethinkers, agnostics, atheists, and anyone else to join us for our monthly meetings to discuss current events from a secular viewpoint. We meet at 10 a.m. the 2nd Saturday of every month at the Northwoods Unitarian Universalist Church in The Woodlands. Come enjoy fellowship with like-minded individuals. If you're not like-minded, come visit us anyway and learn what we are all about.

Enlightenment was a cultural movement of intellectuals in 18th century, first in Europe and later in the American colonies. Its purpose was to reform society using reason rather than tradition, faith and revelation. It promoted science and intellectual interchange and opposed superstition, intolerance and some abuses by church and state. Deism is the belief in a creator, but not revealed religion. Through reason and science we can explore the wonders of God's creation, but we cannot discover the …

If you have the 3V's of vocation, vision, and volition for fixing a broken world, then this is for you. The problem in the world today is that it is too left-brain, all the while we should have had a whole-brain triadic mentality. We need to stop the dumbing-down of education for wisdom is the baton of culture in the race of civilization. Verily we need to go through a Renaissance II and a Re-Enlightenment in order to resolve the present day crisis of civilization. I have a heuristic proposal wr …

Ever tried to join a Mommy-and-Me group and felt like you just didn't fit in? Whether it's because you're an atheist or an agnostic, or maybe you're just weird, something held you back from making those real connections you were looking for. That's what this group is for - to meet other parents who are free thinkers! I hope this will be a way for secular moms AND dads of younger children to connect with one another.  Most activities will take place during the weekday with the kids, but I hope to …

Are you an Atheist or simply a non-religious person whose maybe not from Houston and doesn't have a strong base of friends for you and your kids to play with? Do you find it annoying when the friends you have made don't miss a chance to jab in a "God has a plan" or a "God has been so good to us" or my favorite "I'll pray for you" when you're just trying to connect, let the kids play and have an adult conversation? Well then.... This is the meetup for you! I'm not interested in talking about reli …

Ever had these questions when reading the Bible but are too afraid to ask your Priest/Reverend/Chaplain: 1. Who and/or what is God? 2. Why would God only allow his “Truth” to be given to a small group of individuals in the Middle East during the early Roman Empire and absolutely no-one else on Earth? 3. How can I reconcile my belief in God as well as my belief in science? 4. Thought there was more to the Bible than what the Catholic/Christian churches are leading on? 5. Why were some gospels dis …