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 …

Meet other atheists, freethinkers, empiricists, heretics, and heathens. Gather to discuss everything from current events to the silliness and dangers of organized religion. The place to be for nonbelievers with a sense of humor who take their heresy as seriously as Penn & Teller take bullshit!

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) 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 spend all day at wor …

This group is setup for anyone who is lookig to promote special events in the Puget Sound area. The main idea is to allow others to post their events without the need to create a new meetup for every event. We only ask that all events be secular in nature.  Before you begin we request that you read the rules of the site.  http://www.meetup.com/Puget-Sound-Secular-Events/boards/thread/17736472?added_watch=0&uid=11800679

Whether religious or irreligious, those only with faith in their friends or those devoted to a holy figure: this Seattle collective seeks to elevate the theological conversation between people of all walks of life. We seek to learn more about our own convictions while growing in appreciation of others, and are committed to exploring how theology can tangibly interact with our locale.

This is a gathering of like-minded folks in the Seattle area who are passionate readers of the author and thinker C.S. Lewis. The Screwtape Letters, The Great Divorce, the Chronicles of Narnia, Perelandra, the list goes on and on of works that have already become heritage classics in religious philosophy and Christian thought (not to mention a few that have been overlooked!). In a desire to explore his books and his world, Narnian or otherwise, we're attempting to focus on one book for each time …

A group of people with widely varying backgrounds and viewpoints meet every other Wednesday to discuss one of the Great Mysteries. After brief introductions, someone will present 3-4 differing viewpoints or major themes on the topic of the day and then we open up the floor for discussion. We meet at at Awash Ethiopian Restaurant (3808 S. Edmunds St., Seattle 98118; just off of Rainier Ave S in Columbia City). The only ground rule is that we practice "deep listening." This means that we are n …

This group is an opportunity for anyone interested in learning the art and science of meditation. We will discuss the basics of meditation and you will experience many different forms of meditation. People have many reasons to want to meditate. Ultimately, the goal of meditation is to become connected with your inner Self. You will begin this journey and learn the steps necessary to get there. This is an opportunity to meet others who are interested in growing in this way.

… We don’t believe in ‘organised’ religion and we don’t like the syncretisation of ancient pantheons. We see the sexes as co-equal and responsible for their own behavior and progression in both HEMA and religious study. We are all respectful, on good manners and behavior, and clothed. We don’t do skyclad and we believe in the sanctity of marriage. We don’t allow racism or discrimination based on sexuality. If you wish to apply to join us, we welcome applications through our meetup group. A few que …

… Be polite about any views or topics that may come up in the course of discussing a book, some of the books we might read are kind of strange or may riff on religion, politics, society, etc. Just take said books and our discussions with a sense of humor and a grain of salt and we'll all get along fine.   Please remember to RVSP correctly and to cancel with enough time so that we can give the venue an accurate number of people that will be attending the event. Starting in April we will be char …