Hug an Atheist, a documentary film about atheism in the USA, dispelling the myths and untruths following ordinary American atheists on their journey through life
This is a film about atheists: the stories of people who have come out as atheists, the stories of people who are actively campaigning and the struggles they’ve had to deal with, the stories of every day atheists, ... A documentary that shows that “we are just people too, trying to live a good decent life”. We have several people enthusiastically involved in this project, including a few well known atheist bloggers like Greta Christina, Hemant Mehta and Richard Carrier. The American Humanist Association and the James Randi Foundation have also voiced their support for this film. We've also already been asked to submit the film when it is completed to the Atheist Film Festival. Please share this video and website with your friends, atheists and believers. We really believe this is an important subject and hope you feel the same way too.Our crowdfunding campaign has been successful and we are in the planning stage!
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Latest Blog Posts
One of the questions I ask many of the people I interview is “What gives you hope?”. Hope that things will get better, not just for atheists but pretty much for the world. And I’d like to share part James Croft’s answer to this one. Quite a few people mentioned similarities between the LGBT community’s… After 5 and a half weeks of travelling, I’m back home! One thing is for sure: Hug an Atheist hasn’t just taken over my life, it has changed my life. I can’t begin to express what an amazing journey this has been for me. Travelling through big cities and small towns, I have met so… Well, the past few months have certainly been quite the adventure. Filming started well an truly at the end of October with a godless wedding in St Augustine, Florida. It truly was one of the most beautiful and emotional weddings I’ve ever been to, not a dry eye in the house during the ceremony (which… On Thursday 13 September, I had packed my bags to go on a vacation the following morning that we had booked ages ago. I had timed the end of the Indiegogo campaign for that day, but with the time difference, it actually ended at 8am GMT on Friday morning. As I went to bed around…On Hope, with James Croft
The Atheists’ War on Christmas
Hug an Atheist Adventures
Jumping for Joy
