The Atheist Directory

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• Apostasy Project Choosing to leave the religion you have grown up in, the faith of your family and friends, can be lonely and painful. In our new series people from a variety of different faith backgrounds who have gone through this experience tell their stories.
• Black Nonbelievers BN provides an informative, caring, festive and friendly community, and connects with other Blacks (and allies) who are living free of religion and might otherwise be shunned by family and friends.
• Ex-Muslims of North America Ex-Muslims of North America advocates for acceptance of religious dissent, promotes secular values, and aims to reduce discrimination faced by those who leave Islam.
• FAQ for the Newly Deconverted This document’s mission is to help you find your way out of this darkness and confusion and into a place where you are happy making reality-based and open-minded decisions on your own.
• How to Be an Atheist in a Christian Home If you are an Atheist living in a Christian household it can be very challenging to keep the peace and be civil. However, this guide might just help you to love your family and feel safe and secure in a diverse household.
• No Longer Quivering Vyckie Garrison started No Longer Quivering to tell the story of her “escape” from the Quiverfull movement. NLQ is a gathering place for women escaping and recovering from spiritual abuse.
• Real Life Beyond Faith – Resources Where I Searched for Answers and Info.
• Recovering from Religion Learning how to live after questions, doubts, and changing beliefs is a journey. We at Recovering from Religion are intimately familiar with this path, and we are here to help you to cross that bridge.
• Recovering from Religion – Ex-Communications If you are one of the millions of people who have determined that religion no longer has a place in your life, this may be the right spot for you.
• The Clergy Project For current and former religious professionals without supernatural beliefs.
• The Secular Therapy Project Connect With A Therapist Who Understands Being Secular. Find secular, evidence-based mental health clinicians in your area.