Is Humanism a Religion
  Monthly Meetings with the West London Humanists and Secularists  Thursday   15th October 2015: “Are Humanists a different   tribe?"- Matthew Engelke Starts 7.15pm for 7:30, end 9.30pm at Friend's Meeting   House, Woodville Road, Ealing
 Is Humanism in many respects like a   different religion? At least, when described in the objective language of   anthropology, do we share similar behavioural characteristics in relation to our   respective world-views? And does it matter if we do? Our speaker this month, Matthew   Engelke, is a professor of anthropology at LSE who spent 2011 doing “field work”   observing the BHA and, in particular, a local branch near us. (He even attended   one of our Ethical Jury meetings). We have invited him to present his findings   and see if we recognize his account – which might be entertaining, but should   also illuminate the question of which similarities and differences actually   matter.
 
 November meetings:  Social at Crispin's, Ealing High Street/Ealing Green, Thursday     November 5th at 7:30.   Discussion on "Genetic modification of human embryos", Thursday     November 19th, 7:15 for 7:30 at Friends Meeting     House   Remember full details of meetings are on the  at the website MEETINGS  page. Also don’t forget that you have the chance to make comments through the  at HAVE YOUR SAY page.  It would be good to hear from you.    Summaries of previous meetings can be read at the website West London Humanists
 
 
        October 12, 2015
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