While Sasquatch completes an offering of items to express one’s irreligious nature, we understand why some may find gawdless to be a bit extreme. We don’t plan to become the premiere enemy of religion (that does sound wonderful however), and want to acknowledge the many organizations in the US that have been in this fight longer than us. While we are not familiar with any of the below organizations specific objectives, and while we don’t endorse any in particular, we believe in sharing a space with those with similar beliefs.

 

Irreligious organizations promote the view that moral standards should be based solely on naturalistic consideration without reference to supernatural concepts (such as gawd or an afterlife), any desire to do good for a reward after death or any fear of punishment for not believing in life after death.

 

Individuals and organizations sharing these views identify themselves by a variety of terms including bright, freethinker, naturalist, rationalist or skeptic.

 

• American Atheists

• American Ethical Union

• American Humanist Association

• American Secular Union

• Americans United for Separation of Church and State

• The Atheist Agenda

• Atheist Community of Austin

• Atheists of Florida

• Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty

• Camp Inquiry

• Camp Quest

• Richard Dawkins Foundation of Reason and Science

• City Congregation for Humanistic Judaism

• Committee for Skeptical Inquiry

• Ex-Muslims of North America

• Fellowship of Humanity

• First Humanist Society of New York

• Foundation Beyond Belief

• Freedom from Religion Foundation

• The Humanist Institute

• Institute for Humanist Studies

• Internet Infidels

• Military Association of Atheists & Freethinkers

• Military Religious Freedom Foundation

• North Texas Church of Freethought

• Practice What You Preach Foundation

• Rational Response Squad

• Secular Coalition for America

• Secular Student Alliance

• Secular Therapy Project

• Society for Humanistic Judaism

• United Coalition of Reason