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Welcome, freethinkers!
Central Minnesota Freethinkers is a nonprofit charitable, social, and educational organization created to foster a community of reason. We are atheists, agnostics, humanists, secularists, and freethinkers in and around St. Cloud. We live our lives happily free of dogma and the constraints of religion.
Social gatherings are held at various locations throughout the year. We also get together for coffee on the first Sunday morning of each month. Watch this site for location.Newsletter subscribers receive reminders by email. Be sure to check the events calendar.
General membership meetings are now at 7:00 p.m. on third Mondays in February, April, and October at either the public library or the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Hall in St. Cloud. In June and December we usually have a get-together around the Solstices.
Central Minnesota Freethinkers doesn't have an office or a postal address. Please contact us at info@cmfreethinkers.org or simply show up at a meeting or social gathering.
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LOL. Thanks to Gary for pointing out a depressing (but important) article, then an uplifting, funny one:
Ruhland, the pharmacist, said she "came out" as an atheist eight years ago to her family, most of whom are active and traditional Catholics. She still spends time with them at Christmas, and said most have learned to avoid the topic of religion when she's around. "I just sit in the back while they pray, and keep my mouth shut," she said.
For some atheists, the proximity to believers is even closer. Jim Wright, a retired merchandiser, lives with his 92-year-old mother in St. Paul. She "believes all that crap," he said.
"She wants me to come back to God, but I can't because he never existed," Wright said. This Christmas, he said, "I told her if she wants lights on the side of the house that she needs to do it. She's long since given up on the tree."
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