Humanist and Atheist Christmas Cards for Freethinkers

Atheist Christmas cards, eh? Well obviously we're talking about Christmas in the secular sense - the popular name for the festival that falls in mid-winter in the Northern hemisphere. 

We could go with Festivus or Winterval, but for me Christmas has never held any religious meaning so I don't feel any need to drop it. 

Christmas means getting together with family. Buying gifts for people you love. Stories about Santa (we're not keen on pretending they're true.) The wonder of little kids seeing Christmas lights. Mince pies. Christmas song (yeah, even the religious ones, I'm sentimental like that.) Sending Christmas cards to cement friendships and keep in touch with distant friends. 

That's the kind of Christmas I love as an atheist. No need for the supernatural. 

I like the idea of celebrating reason. For many atheists and humanists, Christmas is a time of reflection and thinking about what's important. 

And for many of us science, rationality and reason are very significant. A very worthwhile message. 

Ah Darwin. Darwin and his great work has great significance to many atheists. Charles Darwin represents modern science. 

Who can resist Darwin dressed as Santa? And then the Happy Giftmas line honestly acknowledges what Christmas is really about for most people. You can be cynical about it if you like, but for me giving gifts to those you love is a lovely part of Christmas.

This is a nice festive red card featuring a jolly Santa. With a nod to evolution and its importance to atheists. 

I really like the name of this card 'Evolution of Tradition' - that's what Christmas is all about to me. Evolving a tradition that has been celebrated for thousands of years to something that fits modern society but with a nod to the past. 

Many atheists will appreciate the cultural significance of Festivus. 

Merry Christmyth! Well it's mildly amusing at least!

This is the kind of card you send to another atheist who will get the joke. 

Didn't find exactly the atheist Christmas card you were looking for? No problem, why don't you create your own. 

It's quick and easy and you can use your own image or photo and add your own phrase or slogan. You'll have your own unique atheist Christmas cards this holiday season.