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CHAPTER MEETING
PROGRAM: EARTH DAY CHALLENGE: ACTIVELY TRANSITIONING TO A MORE RESILIENT FUTURE, with Leslie MacKenzie, Community Organizer, Transition Twin Cities
WHEN: SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 3 P.M.
WHERE: FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY, 900 MT. CURVE AVE., MINNEAPOLIS 55403
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Audrey Kingstrom
What if everyone in the world were an atheist? Would our problems be solved? Hardly. Would the world be a better place? I’d like to think so, but the evidence to date is inconclusive. Throughout history awful things have been done in the name of religion as well as positive things. Likewise, awful deeds have been done by the godless as well as noble deeds for the well-being of all.
By Audrey Kingstrom
I find discussions about the “end of work” due to artificial intelligence and automation just a tad overstated and dire. But then, by my sights, it’s mostly men who are sounding the alarm. Perhaps that’s because men have been defining work for far too long.
By Audrey Kingstrom
The year 2017 brought many new developments to Humanists of Minnesota. These efforts took a lot of work on the back end for the Board and diligent member-volunteers, but for the record and the benefit of the entire membership, here’s an overview of what transpired this past year.