Minority Atheists of MI (M.A.M) is a collective of individuals from diverse backgrounds and cultures who meet regularly to promote logic, reason and Separation of State and Church (as outlined in the 1st Amendment of the U.S. Constitution: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof ). M.A.M's goals are: To provide a haven of support to minorities atheists  Bridge the gap between minority and non-minority …

Since 1975, Michigan Atheists has been the premier organization laboring for the civil liberties of Atheists, and the total, absolute separation of government and religion. "Action without discussion is dangerous. Discussion without action is futile."

The Detroit Grassroots Atheism Project (DGAP) has the primary goal of raising awareness about atheism and atheists through direct interaction with the public that we call "street teaching". Project volunteers provide literature and a point of contact between the public and the atheist community. Through this interaction we clear up the common and uncommon misunderstandings about atheism and inform people about what is atheism.

Inner Circle is a spiritual community comprised of open-minded individuals who wish to seek philosophical, spiritual and religious ideals together. We do this through: Art Discussion Meditation Education Ritual We openly welcome everyone seeking a close spiritual community. This includes but is not limited to Buddhists, Hindus, Christians, Atheists, Agnostics, Sikhs, Taoists, Wiccans, Unitarians and anyone else we haven't mentioned. We welcome and invite you to come and join the ritual and discu …

… In any case, subjects like that should be de-emphasized, and certainly the group is not explicitly for only Christians, Jews, atheists, conservatives, environmentalists, or whatever. * A “men’s rights” anti-feminist group: This isn’t about hostility to women or lamenting the supposedly disadvantaged state of men in today’s society. * A purely intellectual, impersonal discussion group: We typically don’t discuss issues in the abstract. Instead we talk about our lives, and we talk about is …

Interested in discussing religion from a non-dogmatic point of view? Curious about other points of view? Sometimes wonder if what you've heard about religions seems a bit far-fetched? Ever wondered if the stories from religions are based on true events? Join us as we delve into these questions and more in a friendly, open atmosphere where different perspectives are welcome and no opinions are anathema. Potential topics: the documentary hypothesis, the historical Jesus, the synoptic problem, text …