Kenyan Atheists Push for National Holiday Dedicated to ‘Lack of Faith in God’
(Standard Digital) — “We want a day to clearly illustrate to you that there is no God, or any Supreme Being worth honouring and worshipping.” That is a plea that has been made by Atheists In Kenya to the government as they seek to have a national holiday that will be devoted to them.
Atheists In Kenya was registered as a society in February 17, 2016 under Societies Act, Cap 108, which grants freedom of conscience. This was, however, followed by condemnation from Christian and Muslim leaders in Kenya. …
“We will use [the] occasion to show our lack of faith in god, by holding godless parades in various counties and also to increase awareness about atheism in Kenya,” a statement reads.
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