Atheist Internet Outreach is made up of atheists from all over the world and is designed to allow people where there are no groups to be a member of an atheist organization. Membership in Atheist Internet Outreach is free, and we offer a quarterly electronic newsletter to atheists worldwide.
We also offer individual memberships to the Atheist Alliance, and anyone interested should check out the information here.
The Outreach newsletter is a quarterly (generally) online publication of Atheist Internet Outreach. The newsletter consistently promotes freethought issues such as the separation of state and church, and serves as a common bond between atheists around the world.
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Membership in Atheist Outreach is free by clicking HERE.
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We are always looking for letters, articles or comments for inclusion in the Outreach newsletter. Submissions should be sent in .txt (text) format, or in the body of an email, to
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Current and past newsletters are available online for you enjoyment. Simply click on the link to access the issue you are interested in reading.
Summer, 2002
Featured are a "rational" take on the controversial Pledge of Allegiance decision and an "irrational" take on that controversy, a history of the Boulder Heretics group, an alternative to Pascal's Wager called "Culberson's Challenge," and much more, including a satirical piece on why Arabs commit suicide, some jokes and a quote...
Spring, 2002
Featured are lengthy articles on the origin of the Ten Commandments and "How Religion 'Picks your Pocket and Breaks Your Leg,'" the first in a series of "As Far As I'm Concerned" columns called "Trust in Santa Claus," a satirical piece about being notified when the Catholic Church moves into your neighborhood, an article about postings of the Ten Commandments, some humor and a quotation...
Summer, 2001
This issue features the summer conference promoting "new Enlightment," atheists at a Wisconsin fair, a preview of the September conference, eminent quotations from Steve Allen, and much more, including a schoolhouse quiz: "Is Environmentalism Religion?"...
Winter 1999
This issue offers a look at what it takes to get two atheists to go to church, and a commentary on thought control. Also included is a report on the peculiar brand of christian "love" shown to Colorado atheists participating in the highway litter control program, our Freethought poetry, quotes, letters and other items of interest...
Fall 1999
This issue is stuffed with the informative and humorous... look for articles on Family Values and the absurdity of christianity's claim to the Golden Rule, as well as a Y2K warning, the infamous Jesse "The Governor" Ventura Playboy quotes, two wonderful atheist poems, a look at the Atheists of Florida, and much more...
Summer 1999
Summer 1999 marks the centennial anniversary of the death of perhaps the greatest freethought advocates in American history, Robert G. Ingersoll. This titanic issue takes a look back at this remarkable and courageous visionary. Also featured is a look at the Rationalists of St. Louis, and all the other goodies you've come to expect...
Spring 1999
This issue features Howard Thompson's insightful essay "The Invisible Minority"; the editor's look at atheist and religious outreach; still more skeptical quotes; Spotlight on the Atheist Community of Austin; and Samuel P. Putnam's incredible and groundbreaking poem "Why Don't He Lend a Hand?"
Winter 1998
This issue features godless perspectives on the holidaze season, including the editor's look at Thanksgiving, and Christmas ponderings from Robert G. Ingersoll, Barbara G. Walker, R. J. Condon, and a wonderful poem submitted by Dorothy B. Thompson; more skeptical quotes; Spotlight on the Atheists/Agnostics of Wisconsin; and information on the 1999 Austin Freethought Conference...
Fall 1998
Our first issue contains information on science and god; some skeptical quotes; CART's protest letter to medical schools; Spotlight on the Minnesota Atheists; and The Campus Freethought Alliance's "Bill of Rights for Unbelievers"...
If you have any questions regarding the Atheist Internet Outreach program, including membership or submissions to the newsletter, please contact Joe Zemel, President.
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