Bengali Atheist

This Discord server is a community space created for Bangladeshi atheists, agnostics, and non-religious individuals, as well as those who are questioning or exploring secular ideas. The purpose of this server is to provide a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment where members can communicate freely without fear of harassment, preaching, or judgment based on belief or non-belief. The server focuses on open discussion, critical thinking, and mutual respect. Topics may include philosophy, science, ethics, society, culture, personal experiences, and secular perspectives on life. While debate and disagreement are welcome, they must always remain civil and idea-focused. Personal attacks, hate speech, harassment, or attempts to provoke or convert others are not tolerated. This community recognizes that people come from different religious and cultural backgrounds. To support this diversity, the server includes optional role-based spaces (such as ex-religion channels) where members can share personal experiences or discuss sensitive topics with others who may relate. Participation in these spaces is entirely voluntary and controlled by roles to protect privacy and comfort. The server is moderated to ensure a healthy environment. Moderators and administrators aim to act fairly and transparently, prioritizing safety, respectful dialogue, and community well-being. Some channels may have specific purposes or posting limitations, and members are expected to follow channel guidelines accordingly. This server is not a platform for harassment, religious preaching, political extremism, or illegal content. Advertising and promotion are restricted. Privacy is taken seriously, and members should never be pressured to share personal or identifying information. Overall, this server exists to foster thoughtful conversation, learning, and community connection among non-religious people in Bangladesh. Whether you are here to ask questions, exchange ideas, observe discussions, or simply find like-minded individuals, you are welcome—as long as you engage with honesty, respect, and good faith.