Freethinkers, humanists, skeptics, agnostics, atheist and all non-believers are welcome! A meeting of minds where we can share ideas, ask questions, teach, learn and grow, benefiting from each others life stories and thoughts. Our meetings are very informal and friendly.  We meet at least once a month but we also have other gatherings throughout the year.  In addition, we are in contact with other freethought groups in the Seattle/Tacoma area and we enjoy going to their events as well.  There is …

This group was started to get Atheists, Agnostics, Humanists, and other freethinkers a place to chat and meet.

Welcome: We are a bunch of freethinkers who meet monthly on the Eastside, usually at my home, for discussion, friendly debate, movies, and fun.  All opinions are respected. Liberal versus conservative? No problem. Even theists and creationists are welcome as long as they do not mind being challenged.

This Meetup is sponsored by Seattle Atheists, a registered 501 (c) 3 non-profit, and is for atheists, agnostics, non-theists, heathens, infidels, freethinkers, secular humanists, brights and any other godless label people might prefer, who need a break from the largely theistic world and want to meet like-mined folks. We foster community, discussion, and socializing, as well as hosting educational events throughout the year. Have an idea for an event? Send your suggestion along! Have more ideas …

This is a group for anyone within the Kent, WA area interested in atheism, skepticism, humanism, and free-thought. The Kent WA Atheism group's main concerns will be within fostering atheism and skepticism within the local community, discussion, and socializing, as well as hosting social events throughout the year.

Event and coordination calendar for American Atheists and Local Affiliates. Support from Regional Director for Washington and Oregon for all of your atheist activist needs. Please come to one of our dinners and meet us. We can provide picket signs and assistance if you want to be in a parade or picket the steps in Olympia. Wendy Britton Regional Director, Washington/Oregon American Atheists 425-269-9108 wbritton@atheists.org

This group is for all of the atheist/agnostics (whatever you would like to think of yourself as) this side of the Puget Sound. This is a group for open minded people to get together at a coffee shop (after all this IS Washington), pub or restaurant and talk about their views of the world, recent news, philosophy, or whatever their cup of tea (or coffee) happens to be. This is also a group for atheists/agnostics who just want to be around other atheists/agnostics for a little while because they s …

Analytic philosophy is, by far, the standard type of philosophy taught in Philosophy Departments throughout North America, Britain, Scandinavia, and beyond. Analytic philosophers aim for perspicuity and results. Core areas of analytic philosophy include ethics, epistemology (knowledge), metaphysics (e.g., free will, theism/atheism), philosophy of mind (e.g., consciousness), philosophy of science, and political philosophy. However, this group will discuss the lighter topics and presume little or …

This group was started to help Atheist/Agnostic families in the Maple Valley, Black Diamond, Ravensdale, Hobart, and Covington areas find each other. Please note this group is ONLY for members who live in those areas, and more specifically within in the zip codes of 98038, 98010, 98025, 98051, and 98042. In addition, members must be parents of children/young adults aged 0-18 years old. Single parents and same-sex parents are also welcome in this group. Members are encouraged to initiate contact …

Serving South Kitsap County plus Gig Harbor and the Key Peninsula in the State of Washington, the Peninsula Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (PUUF) is a relatively new religiously liberal congregation of the Unitiarian Universalist Association. We intentionally welcome all persons who are seeking: A place where diversity is celebrated, A place where you can engage in a free and responsible search for religious truth, A place where you can feel belonging, where you can care for others and others …

Tired of religion and church but still interested in talking about faith and in making new friends? This group is for you! This group meets twice a month, with two locations: Dante's in the U Districts & Mick Kelly's Irish Pub in Burien. A group of young adults 21 and over gather on the SECOND and FOURTH Tuesday of the month to talk about faith, religion, ethical issues, politics... whatever is in our minds! The appetizers are on us... the beer is on you... =)

The Atheist/Agnostic Parent of Seattle meetup is designed to support the freethought communities in the Puget Sound region by providing nonreligious parents a place where they can meet other parents who share their outlook and values. We will strive to provide regular biweekly outings around the area that will encourage our children to learn and play together. We are also committed to providing moral, ethical and emotional support to ourselves, our children and our community. We want to create a …

A social organization dedicated to education and the promotion of critical thinking, science and skepticism. Please join our Facebook group as well!

Are you raising your child(ren) to be freethinkers with positive morals and values? Join us for discussion, sharing and support in our journey as secular, atheist and/or agnostic parents. Check out the About Us section for more info.

From http://www.venganza.org: By design, the only dogma allowed in the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is the rejection of dogma. That is, there are no strict rules and regulations, there are no rote rituals and prayers and other nonsense. Every member has a say in what this church is and what it becomes. To outsiders it makes us hard to define, but here are some general things that can be said about our beliefs: We believe pirates, the original Pastafarians, were peaceful explorers and …

Camp Quest is a summer camp for children, focusing on nature, science, freethought and critical thinking.  The purpose of this Meetup is: • To provide quality camp, retreat and conference experiences based on a humanist philosophy. • To educate campers about the history and achievements of atheists, humanists and other dissenters throughout history. • To create a place for non-religious families and children to belong and promote a sense of community among them through the camp experience. • To …