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The Center for Inquiry Indiana offers an opportunity to put your principles into practice by joining other rationalists to work for positive change in society. In addition, the Indiana Center sponsors social events for freethinkers as well as intellectual programming, and assists with campus outreach.

CFI provides an ethical alternative to religious and paranormal worldviews. In this time of rising religiosity, anti-intellectualism and political turmoil on ethical issues, it is critical that rationalists and freethinkers join together to protect civil liberties, defend reason, and work toward increasing scientific literacy.

Open most days 10:00 am to nightfall. Stop by and visit.
Call 317-423-0710 to make sure that we are open.

350 Canal Walk, Suite A
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202

For more information about CFI Indiana, please contact:


Reba Boyd Wooden, Executive Director
Phone: (317) 423-0710
Cell: (317) 797-5892
Parking Map:http://www.centerforinquiry.net/indy/local_resources/parking_and_pedestrian_map/

Featured News

Earth Scouts

Saturday, July 12 – Hunter’s Honey Farm.  Meet at the farm at 9:45am.  The tour is at 10:00am.  The cost is $7 per person.  The address… Full Entry »

Featured Events

CFI INDY Annual Picnic

Aug 24

Annual CFI Indiana Picnic—Sunday, August 24 at Fort Harrison State Park, Reddick Shelter.  This will be a pitch-in meal at noon with activities before and after the meal.  Suggestions for activities would be appreciated. Mark your calendar now and plan to bring your family and friends.  

Fort Harrison State Park is a “trash in--trash out” facility.… Full Entry »

John Loftus

Sep 24

John Loftus—From Preacher to Atheist—IUPUI and CFI Indiana

http://debunkingchristianity.blogspot.com/2008/06/why-i-became-atheist.html

Dr. Mark D. Linville, Christian philosopher and contributor to the forthcoming Blackwell Companion… Full Entry »

Spirit and Place

Nov 9

SPIRIT AND PLACE CIVIC FESTIVAL 2008

Imagining Our Medical Future:

The Ethics of Predictive Genetic Testing and the Search for Personalized Drugs

 In medicine, as in any field of research, the essential skills of critical thinking, problem solving, analysis, and dissemination all require imagination and creativity. … Full Entry »