Chichester Humanists September 2022 Rebecca Johnson on Nuclear Disarmament
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Chichester Humanists April 2023 Jesus Never Existed talk by Ken Humphreys
Ken Humphreys spent 20 years investigating the historicity of Jesus and concluded that Jesus never existed, He has authored several best selling books, has a popular website, and has made many YouTube videos to explain his findings. https://www.jesusneverexisted.com/ / jesusneverexistd In this video, Ken chats about his life and responds to questions Read more…
Peter Tachell: My Journey from Christianity to Humanism
Chichester Humanists hosted this talk as part of the Chichester Festival. Please visit https://www.petertatchellfoundation.org/ for more information and a weekly bulletin about the human rights issues that Peter Tatchell campaigns on. Chichester Humanists is a branch of the national charity Humanists UK. Our website is https://chichester.humanistbranches.uk/ We are on Facebook, Read more…
Catch Up – Refugees take Sanctuary in Chichester
Chichester Humanists hosted this online talk about the experiences of refugees in the UK, delivered by Tony Toynton, Chair of Trustees of Sanctuary in Chichester. Tony described the work of Sanctuary In Chichester in the context of the broader situation with refugees and asylum seekers in the UK and beyond. Read more…
Catch Up – Julian Baggini: How the World Thinks
On 22 June 2021, Chichester Humanists hosted a talk by Julian Baggini on ‘How the World Thinks’ as part of the Festival of Chichester. Julian explained how philosophy has developed around the world and both impacted and reflected the cultures in which it flourished. Why do our European systems of Read more…
Video – The Nativity: A Critical Examination
On Tuesday the 15th of December we heard from Jonathan M.S. Pearce on ‘The Nativity: A Critical Examination’. The nativity of Jesus carries much cultural recognition, but does the Biblical narrative command much support in the academic world? Is it a story which holds much historical truth, or were the Read more…