| hUUManists meet alternating Mondays at 7:30 p.m. in the Board Room.
Everyone's welcome!
June 2:
Darwin’s Dangerous Idea - part I of the WGBH/NOVA production that interweaves the drama in key moments of Charles Darwin’s life with accounts of the impact of current research. Discussion follows - introduced by Lance Haworth.
June 16:
Darwin’s Dangerous Idea - part II.
June 30:
Climate Change and CO2 Emissions - What’s an Effective Strategy? Should we be trying to reduce carbon dioxide emissions into the earth’s atmosphere? A debate and discussion led by Bruce Britton and Paul Hoekstra.
July 14:
Education and Demagoguery. Can public education be effective against the persuasive power of political demagogues? The examples of 20th-century Germany and Russia aren’t encouraging. What are the lessons for us in the 21st century? Alex Malakhoff introduces our Bastille Day program.
July 28:
Does Atheism Always Matter to Me? Judy King asks whether atheism is always important to us on a personal basis - or perhaps there are places on life’s path when it just doesn’t matter much?
August 11:
Critical Thinking - Can You Stand It? Sometimes humanity’s extraordinary (some might say god-given!) power of critical thinking can lead to unpalatable consequences. Can we handle that? Martin King explores.
For more information on UUCA's hUUmanists, please contact lhaworth@cox.net
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