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Dear Members and Supporters Do atheists celebrate Christmas? Yes, they do. It’s a holiday with friends, family, food, drink, and gifts; what’s not to like?
My parents were not interested in religion; I picked up a little religious knowledge in school, but I have never felt a need for religion,
Why this article? Central to the debate between theists and atheists, and to our understanding of the world, is the question of how we discover
Why is the ‘Myth of the Absolute’ relevant to our lives? How often have you come across a theist who argues that absolute rules of
Content Warning: This post contains content such as Child Sexual Abuse, Paedophilia, and Abuse by Clergy/Priests, which some might find distressing. The Independent Inquiry in
Recently on our @AtheismUK Twitter feed we posted the following meme: OK, it is a bit of a silly meme, after all we don’t believe
Atheism UK is Britain’s only distinctively atheist organization. Our sole objective is the advancement of atheism. From this, we have derived our key principles, which in turn inform our policies and strategies.
Atheism UK’s ultimate goal is the end of religious faith – the false and irrational belief that gods exists – and of religion, the social manifestation of faith.
Atheism UK receive enquiries from atheists who wish to seek refugee / asylum whilst living in the UK. Regrettably, sometimes these people are called apostates, guilty of apostasy.
We also welcome contact with atheists who have problems having left their religion.
Atheism UK has compiled a list of organisations and information that may be helpful to people who have left religion: