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A team from the Glasgow Group of the HSS will debate the motion: “Almighty God is no delusion” with a team from the chaplaincy at Glasgow University.

Date: Sunday 21st October 2007.
Time: 2.00 – 4.00 pm (followed by tea and buns).
Place : The chapel at Glasgow University.

  
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Edinburgh Festival of Spirituality & Peace 2007 | Print |  Email
The HSS sponsored the Festival of Spirituality & Peace, which took place during the Edinburgh festival, 5 – 26 August 2007, at St John’s Church (at the West End of Princes Street, on the corner with Lothian Road) Edinburgh EH2 4BJ 0131 229 7565.
 
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Volunteers handed out leaflets, sold t-shirts and postcards and talked to people about Humanism, our ceremonies and our campaigns in education and for a secular state.
The HSS sponsored two events on Saturday 18 August - Julian Baggini and Imam Ahmad Saad from North London Central Mosque discussed the need for a secular state, in a discussion chaired by political commentator Iain McWhirter at 10.45 followed by a conversation between Judge Balthasar Garzón (who indicted General Pinochet) and Derek Ogg QC, who helped us look at how the rule of law can call the powerful to account.
 
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HSS Conference 2006 | Print |  Email
This took place on 27/29 October in Kingussie. The theme was Education and the speakers were:
Sonja Eggerickx, President of IHEU, teacher of ethics and editor of a humanist magazine for teachers;
Paul Clegghorn, Headteacher, Clackmannan, teaching philosophy in schools;
June Maxwell, HSS member of Advisory Group on Religious Observance.
 
 
Previous Conferences | Print |  Email
2005 Perth. Speakers: Professor Callum Brown and Professor Udo Schuklenk.

2004 Glasgow. Speakers: Patrick Harvie MSP and Nigel Bruce.

2003 Newtonmore. Speakers: Journalist Ian McWhirter, Keith Porteous Wood of the National Secular Society.

2002 Newtonmore. Speakers: Professor Peter Rowe of Lancaster University Law School; Hanne Stinson of the British Humanist Association.
 
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