Welcome, San Diego Humanists!

What's best for human beings? People matter most!

Who needs "supernatural revelation?" Science and reason work better than faith. The world is natural!

Humanism: not dogma, no creed. A process of ethics, not metaphysics. To learn right and wrong observe what happens. Trust human ability to learn by experience. Ethics isn't "revealed"; - it's natural, part of human experience

Humanists educate in ethics, with confidence in human beings, not belittling them as needy or powerless

Meetings Sundays, most at Central Library

Sun. July 13, 1:30, "Better Future" round table series, second floor meeting room

Sun. July 20, 2: Round table. "Black and white" thinking, Manicheanism, ambiguity tolerance, extremist attitudes

Sun. July 27, 2: Religion and government - must they be separated? Mel Lipman, president, American Humanist Association, with Steven D. Smith, professor of law, USD

Sun. Aug. 10, 2: Discuss Felix Adler, first American Humanist, over Chinese meal, Gen Lai Sen Restaurant

Wed. Aug. 13: Tour NASA's JPL Pasadena with us

Sun. Aug. 17, 2, Libertalia Café, Hillcrest: Marriage - What is it? Why does government decide gender and number of your partners?
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