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THIS WEEK'S PROGRAM

Sunday, June 21, 2009

10 a.m., Room 307
Skeptical Religion Studies
10am Skeptical Religion Studies, "Ancient Mediterranean Religions (Prophecy in the Ancient Near East)" - Room 307

Skeptical Religion Studies
11:15am Skeptical Religion Studies, "Early Christianity (The Causes of Christian Persecution)"- Room 307

1:00-3:00 p.m., Room 301
Sunday program: "Richard Feynman as Physicist, Richard Feynman as Philosopher"

Dr. James Sturgeon, chairperson of UMKC's Economics Department.

We will look at the views on science and science inquiry of one of the greatest physicists of the 20th Century.

LOCATION: Haag Hall (northwest corner of 52nd & Rockhill Road), University of Missouri at Kansas City (Park on level 4 of the parking structure south, across the street; 3rd floor of Haag is accessed directly through overhead walkway.)

All are welcome!

NEXT WEEK: Sunday, June 28, 2009

10am Skeptical Religion Studies, "Early Prophecy in Israel" - Room 307

11:15am Skeptical Religion Studies, "I Am Awake"- Room 307

1-3pm COR Sunday Program: "Disproportionate Environmental Burdens on Disadvantaged Populations: Actions You Can Take" by Althea M. Moses, Environmental Justice Program Manager, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 7.



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We are a community of people, based in Kansas City, MO, with a secular outlook on life. This means we generally prefer using reason, not faith, to solve human problems. We believe in a moral code based upon the philosophy of Secular Humanism. Not all of our members are Secular Humanists, but most of us are and our programs reflect that. The result of this is that our programs cover a very broad range of subject matter.

Our activities are open to the public. We welcome all to our programs, even as speakers. At the same time, the membership generally self-identifies as freethinkers, people whose thinking about religion is free from the constraints of authority, scripture or tradition. Freethinkers also include Humanists, Rationalists, Secularists, Deists, Atheists, Agnostics and Brights.

Our goal is to educate the public about the wide-ranging concerns of the freethinkers who make up the Community of Reason, while keeping a line of communication open to various communities of faith. This means that yes, some of us are atheists, and yes we still welcome Christians and other religionists who would like to participate in our programs.

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