Seeking Fellowship without Religion
We talk to atheists about how they seek community.
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Show Notes
More than 25% of Americans identify as having no religious affiliation and that number is on the rise according to Pew Research. While atheists –also called freethinkers, humanists or secularists –are defined by their lack of religious faith, many are still seeking community to ponder life’s existential questions. For those wanting the fellowship and soul searching found in churches, synagogues and mosques without the religion, there are groups like Atheist United which offers an adventure program bringing together atheists to revel in the awe and wonder of nature. We talk to atheists about how they seek community.
Guests:
Evan Clark, executive director, Atheists United
David Diskin, president, California Freethought Day; co-founder, Sacramento chapter of Sunday Assembly
Samantha McGuire, national field director, American Atheists, Inc.
Arlene Rios, founder, Secular Latinos of San Gabriel Valley
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