Welcome!

Location
Rockville, MD 39.09-77.17 20850US
Meetups
39 so far
Rating
Maryland Atheist Outreach 4.50 4.509

We endeavor to spread the message that atheists are friendly, ethical, and decent people; raise awareness that atheists are not a cringing minority; encourage rational discussion about religion, faith, ethics, and related subjects; and provide support to atheists dealing with negative stigma and undue discrimination from society.

We will hold meetings to socialize and discuss topics of interest. We will also attend events of interest, as a group, such as talks, protests, movies, and the like. Finally, we will have "outreach" events which will involve going to various public areas such as museums, events, etc. where we can raise awareness of and spread information about atheism. Those who would like to are strongly encouraged to wear atheist t-shirts, hats, etc. and engage in respectful, rational discussion with people interested in learning more about atheism. Of course, in all things, we strive to have a good time!

We welcome anyone who supports our goals, and wishes to participate in any of the events so long as they respect others, and wish to have sensible discussions.

Our webpage: http://www.marylandatheists.org

We respect believers, but not beliefs.

Where?
401 F St NW
Washington, DC 20001
202 272 2448
Who’s coming?
1 Yes / 2 Maybe

Want to attend?

This is a joint outing between Beltway Atheists and Maryland Atheist Outreach.

Created by an act of Congress in 1980, the National Building Museum has become one of the world’s most prominent and vital venues for informed, reasoned debate about the built environment and its impact on people’s lives. Read more

What members are saying

 A friendly group who come to atheism from divergent backgrounds and with a not at all antagonistic attitude towards religion. 

Erika

 It's cheaper than therapy! 

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What's new?

  • Oct 18
    • New member
      “Dog is god backwards, so I love dogs and don't love any gods. That makes wiser than believers :-)”
  • Oct 17
    • New member
      “Although I am a very busy person, I think it is important to support freedom of conscience. About me: I am a Freemason, VA Tech Ph.D. student, N. VA Hispanic Chamber of Commerce president, and VP of IT with a local defense contractor. Yes, busy.”
  • Oct 1
    • New member
      “Looking forward to discussions re Dawkins, et al”
  • Sep 25
    • New member
      “I want ba around people that think like me”
  • Sep 17
    • New Greeting for
      “Hi Erika... thanks for organizing this page!”
      posted by John V.