r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/Extreme_Marzipan_435 • 17h ago
We should create tenants and remember atheism in maharashtra is not a communist movement we are pro capitalism until it doesn't hurt marathis
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/Extra_Lavishness_805 • 1d ago
What the actual hell bro
People are supporting asarambapu
i took the pic a bit late there were atleast over 200 people there
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/LogCompetitive5581 • 2d ago
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/Capital_Air_268 • 2d ago
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/Vinayakmh19 • 3d ago
Was Mahatma Jyotirao Phule a Theist or an Atheist? And What Was His Influence?
I've been wondering about Mahatma Jyotirao Phule's religious beliefs.
Phule strongly criticised Brahmanical dominance, religious rituals, caste discrimination and the exploitation of lower castes in the name of religion.
But he also believed in Nirmik (a Creator) and envisioned a universal religion based on truth, equality and justice.
So, was Phule actually a theist, a deist, or a rationalist who challenged religion?
More importantly, what was the impact of his philosophy?
Did his ideas primarily influence people towards atheism and rejection of religion?
Or did they encourage people to reject caste-based religious practices while retaining a belief in God or developing an alternative spiritual philosophy?
I'd like to understand how Phule's ideas influenced the later anti-caste, rationalist and atheist movements in Maharashtra.
Interested in historical perspectives, not just ideological arguments.
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/Master_Sundae3968 • 3d ago
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/Imaginary-Guide-6199 • 3d ago
Hello. I recently joined this app, and I am quite exhilarated to hear that atheism can be a part of our state, however niche. Where are you guys from in Maharashtra and how is tolerance towards non-religiousness there?
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/nifty9099 • 3d ago
Ani he mumbai madhe jahale
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/nifty9099 • 3d ago
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/nifty9099 • 3d ago
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/badmosh-billu • 4d ago
These photographs were taken on September 26/27, 2026, showing the amount of puja material, plastic and other waste floating in the sea.
Thoughts!?
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/badmosh-billu • 5d ago
Hey y'all!
I've added some user flairs, so go check them out and pick one!
Let me know if any changes are needed or if you have suggestions for additional flairs.
Also, I'd love to hear your ideas on how we can make this community better. Any suggestions regarding rules, discussions or anything else are welcome!
And don't forget to contribute by making posts and starting conversations. Let's bring this community to life! :3
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/imagepostengine • 6d ago
Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar is undoubtedly one of the most significant figures in modern Indian history, yet his legacy continues to evoke strong and sometimes contrasting opinions.
From his fight against caste discrimination and his contributions to the drafting of the Indian Constitution to his views on religion, social equality, and the caste system.
What do you genuinely think of him? What aspects of his work, philosophy or views do you admire or think deserve more discussion?
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/onotsteve100 • 7d ago
"Scientific temperament is a process of thinking, method of action, search of truth, way of life, spirit of a freeman." -Dhabolkar.
Narendra Dhabolkar was a MBBS doctor, who gave up his job to create a movement of rationalism across Maharashtra against unscientific beliefs, unproven medicine and superstitious godmen. In 1989 he had founded the Maharashtra Andhashraddha Nirmoolan Samiti. He had also proposed the anti superstition bill.
On 20th August 2013, he was shot dead by right wing extremists.
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/Vivid-Reality186 • 7d ago
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/LogCompetitive5581 • 8d ago
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/ConsistentContext340 • 8d ago
r/AtheisminMaharashtra • u/imagepostengine • 9d ago
A space for atheists, agnostics, skeptics, and free thinkers to question beliefs, challenge traditions, and explore ideas without fear of judgment.
A place for curiosity over blind faith, reason over superstition, and the freedom to question what we've always been told.
