In a small state in north east China 2500 years ago an ordinary man advocated a way of life that could bring peace and harmony to all. He had no divine inspiration and he offered no 'way of salvation'. Yet, it is claimed that he changed the course of history. Could his remedy for the social ills of his day have some relevance for us now?
Twenthieth century scholarship has thrown new light on the life and times of Confucius and his teachings. The speaker, Joan Gibson, asks "Is it possible that the current resurgence of interest in Confucius might also kindle an interest in Humanism?"

Dundee Group's AGM will be held this evening, followed by a general discussion on agenda items.