Atheista Ako

The Atheista ng Pilipinas (Atheists of the Philippines) is an International Coalitions of Atheists of the Philippines, founded on principles of mutual respect, open-mindedness, the pursuit of truth, and equality in life. In essence, SIKAP (Samahang Internasiyonal Koalisiyon ng mga Atheista ng Pilipinas) is a global collective of individuals from diverse backgrounds, united by a common goal - to serve as the Voice of Atheism in the Philippines.

As an International Association, the alliance is formed to engage in social, educational, cultural and humanitarian activities. 

As an Educational Organization, we call for the separation of the State and the Church. We demand that the tenets of all religious groups all around the world should either be taught or totally be banned in both public and private schools. In addition, religious symbols, icons or images should not be used in any government offices, monetary system and all other related public endeavors. 

As a Humanitarian Society, we serve as dedicated volunteers and ambassadors of peace and education. 

As Individuals, we share specifically our skills, knowledge and services to make something for the community, and generally for the greater benefit of humanity. We strive for excellence and thrive to be men and women for others.

- The Voice of Philippine Atheism  -
Atheista ng Pilipinas




About Atheista ng Pilipinas:

The name “Atheista ng Pilipinas:” is a symbolic pseudonym or pen name of the author. The author is a teacher, an engineer, and a writer. He is one of the authors of physics books used by students in the Philippines. He formally founded “The Voice of Philippine Atheism” in 2000. Additionally, he has written several books in philosophy, religion, technology, and science, which can be found on Amazon.

Disclaimer: The articles on “Atheista ng Pilipinas” are intended for balanced education. Since this site is continually edited, updated, and improved, I recommend you to check back frequently for new content. 

If you wish to use any material here for the purpose of scholarly discussion, scientific research, thesis, journals, books, please inform the author by email or cite as follows: 
* In-text citation: (Atheista ng Pilipinas, 1975)
* Reference List: Atheista (1975). Bibliya: Ebidensya Laban Sa Diyos. Philippines.
* Website: Atheista (2000). Bakit Walang Diyos. https://voiceofphilippineatheism.blogspot.com

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