Joyful Living, Rational Thinking, and Responsible Behavior.
How Librarians Are Like Humanists Lindsay Roylance Anderson, who spoke to us in March, is a librarian in the Murray Library system. She believes that Humanists and Librarians are natural allies. Librarians are interested in the same moral principles that …
Darwin Day Our 9th annual Darwin Day speaker was Dr. Alan R. Rogers, professor of Biology and Anthropology at the University of Utah. He addressed us on “The Genetic Admixture between Archaic and Modern Humans” With our increasing ease of …
The Salt Lake Tribune Our speaker at the January 14th meeting, Terry Orme, Editor and Publisher of the Salt Lake Tribune, thinks Utahans, and even Mormons, want their news from a broad arena of sources, including their church. He says, …
The Right Side of History By whatever name we’re called—and we have many names,Like humanists and secularists—we all have similar aims. One is a world that’s rational, that looks at actual facts,At objective evidence to inform our thoughts and acts. …
Passport to Hiroshima At our November General Meeting we were pleased to have Toshiharu (Tosh) Kano as our guest speaker. Tosh and his wife currently reside in the foothills of Mount Olympus, and he “enjoys a quiet life with their …