Thanks for the gracious welcome.   I'm very pleased to be a part of a community that embraces free thought and growth and looking forward to learning and developing with all of you.  

Hello Terry. Thank you for welcoming me. I'm looking forward to finding evidence of rationality, truth and peace somewhere, and I'm hoping such worthy pursuits may be lingering among members here. It has been my experience that the common sense (to which you refer below) is decidedly uncommon.

Have a lovely weekend,

Rich

Dr Terence , Thanks for your greetings

Please keep in touch

Sir,

   Thanks for the comment.The government here allocated the land opposite to my house for children park.But the people around here built a temple in that place.I really got irritated about this matter.Even they started collecting donations.Every street here has a temple.If we ask questions,then we are not in safety zone. I felt that in an atheist city, these types of irrational behaviour will not exist.

Hi Dr Meaden, thanks for the invite.

There is now one more member in Origins. Thanks for the invitation!

Good morning Terry,

It was nice to see your email this morning. Thank you very much for your consideration. I look forward to joining these quite interesting individuals in some deep conversation and hot topics. It is a great joy to be here. Suz

Thank you Dr. Meaden! I look forward to learning from those using science, reason, and logic as their foundation for knowledge. Jim.

Thank you for the warm welcome, Dr Meaden. It is actually a relief to be here. I look forward to learning more and sharing ideas with like-minded people. I will definitely check out the group you recommended!

Thanks for the welcome.

Dr. Vinod Wadhawan

Thanks for the invite. Glad to be here.

Thank you Dr. Terence for inviting me to 

ORIGINS: UNIVERSE, LIFE, HUMANKIND, AND DARWIN. I look forward to learning more from your group

Thank you very much! I look forward to learning more and conversing with like minded people. 

Thank you for warm welcome!  I am a member of The Clergy Project and I have considered myself an atheists for nearly a decade now!.

sir,

   As a new member, your words are very inspiring.I have a small suggestion, which may sound stupid.please excuse..We keep talking and discussing on the web.Will we remain just chatting throughout our life or can we bring in a change?

In India, people live in communities.eg: the Brahmins.They covered the places like mylapore,triplicane,nanganallur.Even today they have the board hanging at their gates"house only for brahmins".Why can't we live in as a community.Initially atleast by a street. We can create a difference and prove the rest of the world.Is this possible? Or this will ever remain a dream

for me.

Thank you for your welcome. I would love to join your group. It sounds like something I would be very interested in.