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 The Kingston Humanist

        Association presents:

WHEN:   Sunday, March 29th, 1:30 – 4:00

WHERE: Chapters Bookstore, Community Room

               2376 Princess Street

ALL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND

Social Sciences educator, Jamil Rashid examines the powerful influence of these three activist philosopher-scientists on our understanding of science, morality, politics, human relationships – and Humanism.

Ø   Where do our notions of morality come from?

Ø   Did morality evolve as a survival advantage?

Ø   Despite cultural, religious, and political differences are there moral absolutes?

Join us for a discussion led by Doug Strong, PhD

to explore these issues: