Atheists Deserve A Holiday
We will submit a petition to Parliament asking for the establishment of a National Holiday for Atheists.
We advocate for the rigorously and skilful use of information, experience, observation, and reasoning to guide our decisions, actions, and beliefs.
We believe that human beings can search for meaning in various ways and cherish profound identity-shaping convictions, in conformity with which they may wish to live their lives, as individuals and in community with others.
Knowledge is the key that unlocks our potential and empowers us to make informed decisions, tackle challenges, and contribute to the betterment of society.
Compassion is unifying. It enables us to understand someone else’s situation, making us take action to change their lives for the better.
The Atheists In Kenya Society stands for the building of a more humane society through an ethics based on human and other natural values in a spirit of reason and free inquiry through human capabilities.
We are not theistic, and we do not accept supernatural views of reality.
We are an atheist organisation registered under the Societies Act, CAP 108, We are the first and only legally registered atheist organisation in Kenya.
The Atheists In Kenya Society acts as an umbrella body for non-believers in Kenya. These include:
Here are some ways you can work with us:
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By donating to the Atheists In Kenya Society, you’ll be helping us to champion ideas for the one life we have, helping support more people to lead happier, confident, more fulfilling lives. We are entirely dependent on the generous gifts of our members and supporters to provide our much-needed campaigns and services.
We will submit a petition to Parliament asking for the establishment of a National Holiday for Atheists.