The Humanists of Houston Meetup Group

This club looks at issues relating to religion. This includes discussion about problems with religion and its institutions and leaders. It also includes discussion of what elements of religion may be important to human culture. The question, "what is religion?" is explored, as well the history and future of religion. Relevant subject matter might also include critiques on faith-based thinking, superstition, religious violence, and dogma.

The host of these discussions is professor of philosophy and religious studies, Dr. Marian Hillar (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marian_Hillar). Dr. Hillar is the Director of the Center for Philosophy and Socinian Studies, as well as the Editor-in Chief and founder of the scholarly journal, "Essays in the Philosophy of Humanism".

For more information you can contact Dr. Hillar directly at: 713-777-0374 hillar@sbcglobal.net

Note: These discussion groups include attendees who are not part of the Meetup group, so attendance will be higher than reflected by Meetup RSVPs.

This club looks at issues relating to religion. This includes discussion about problems with religion and its institutions and leaders. It also includes discussion of what elements of religion may be important to human culture. The question, "what is religion?" is explored, as well the history and future of religion. Relevant subject matter might also include critiques on faith-based thinking, superstition, religious violence, and dogma.

The host of these discussions is professor of philosophy and religious studies, Dr. Marian Hillar (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marian_Hillar). Dr. Hillar is the Director of the Center for Philosophy and Socinian Studies, as well as the Editor-in Chief and founder of the scholarly journal, "Essays in the Philosophy of Humanism".

For more information you can contact Dr. Hillar directly at: 713-777-0374 hillar@sbcglobal.net

Note: These discussion groups include attendees who are not part of the Meetup group, so attendance will be higher than reflected by Meetup RSVPs.

This club looks at issues relating to religion. This includes discussion about problems with religion and its institutions and leaders. It also includes discussion of what elements of religion may be important to human culture. The question, "what is religion?" is explored, as well the history and future of religion. Relevant subject matter might also include critiques on faith-based thinking, superstition, religious violence, and dogma.

The host of these discussions is professor of philosophy and religious studies, Dr. Marian Hillar (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marian_Hillar). Dr. Hillar is the Director of the Center for Philosophy and Socinian Studies, as well as the Editor-in Chief and founder of the scholarly journal, "Essays in the Philosophy of Humanism".

For more information you can contact Dr. Hillar directly at: 713-777-0374 hillar@sbcglobal.net

Note: These discussion groups include attendees who are not part of the Meetup group, so attendance will be higher than reflected by Meetup RSVPs.

This club looks at issues relating to religion. This includes discussion about problems with religion and its institutions and leaders. It also includes discussion of what elements of religion may be important to human culture. The question, "what is religion?" is explored, as well the history and future of religion. Relevant subject matter might also include critiques on faith-based thinking, superstition, religious violence, and dogma.

The host of these discussions is professor of philosophy and religious studies, Dr. Marian Hillar (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marian_Hillar). Dr. Hillar is the Director of the Center for Philosophy and Socinian Studies, as well as the Editor-in Chief and founder of the scholarly journal, "Essays in the Philosophy of Humanism".

For more information you can contact Dr. Hillar directly at: 713-777-0374 hillar@sbcglobal.net

Note: These discussion groups include attendees who are not part of the Meetup group, so attendance will be higher than reflected by Meetup RSVPs.