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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:

How do we balance human needs and human wants with human rights? What does it really mean to be an inclusive society? What are the costs and benefits of working towards having a truly inclusive society?

Explore these questions with Dr. Doug Strong, PhD, at the next meeting of the Kingston Humanist Association:

When: Sunday, April 26th, 1:00 p.m.

Where: Community Room of Chapters Bookstore

             2376 Princess Street.

             All are welcome!