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1906 South Rittenhouse Square, (215) 735-3456, office@phillyethics.org
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If you're visiting us for the first time, we invite you to explore About Us for some background information. We also invite you to look at upcoming Sunday Platforms, our term for our weekly meetings with music, reflection and a talk on a timely or timeless topic.

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October Newsletter

The October issue of our monthly newsletter, Ethical Views is now online. See the 2008-2009 schedule of events, from our first Get-to-Know-Us Social in October to our Camp Linden picnic in June. Also: our first Sunday School ad, Temma Fishman's upbeat President's Message, a follow-up report on our contributions to microloan project KIVA, a call for Haiti relief from a member who knows the reliable charities, and pix from the Fall Celebration (aren't the kids adorable?). Click here to download (Adobe Acrobat required).

Re: The Divinity Thing

**SCHEDULE CHANGE First class at 7:00 PM to accomodate McCain/Obama debate watchers** The first of three discussion, entitled The Idea of God, led by Leader Richard Kiniry. Also November 11, December 9. First book discussed is Karen Armstrong's The History of God. Other books are Richard Dawkins' The God Delusion and Michael Benedikt's God is the Good We Do. Open to members and non-members, but you must sign up, either on Sundays or contacting office (215-735-3456 or office@phillyethics.org). Tuesday, October 7 at 7:00 PM

Get to Know Us Social

A casual informational event for those who are curious about the Society and its philosophy. Members will be there to talk about their involvement and growth. Leaders of the Society will be present to answer your questions. Refreshments will be served. Wednesday, October 29 at 7:30 PM.

Dates to remember

Wednesday, October 1
Community/Membership Growth Committee, 6:30 PM

Saturday, October 4
Camp Linden Volunteer Day

Tuesday, October 7
Discussion: The Idea of God, 7:30 PM. First of three discussions led by Leader Richard Kiniry. Also November 11, December 9. First book discussed is Karen Armstrong's The History of God.

Wednesday, October 8
Education Committee, 6:30 PM
Ethical Action Committee, 7:45 PM

Wednesday, October 15
Executive Committee, 6:30 PM
Board of Trustees Meeting,, 7:30 PM

Wednesday, October 22
Camp Linden Committee, 7:00 PM

Thursday, October 23
Amnesty International, 7:00 PM

Saturday, October 25
Camp Linden Volunteer Day

Wednesday, October 29
Get to Know Us Social, 7:30 PM

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Thursday, December 20, 7:30 PM
The History of Ethics
Final meeting of this popular discussion group. We will bring together all the definitions of Humanism and eac find our own understanding. All are invited to participate in the fun.

Sunday, December 23, 11:00 AM

Winter Solstice Celebration
Join us as we use candlelight, poetry and music to celebrate the Winter Solstice. Our members and friends will come together to honor the essential core of the holiday season – community, love for life together with family, friends and all humankind. All are welcome.

Saturday, December 29, 7:00 PM

New Year's Party
Enjoy a delicious dinner followed by an exciting live performance by Hank's Cadillac, a local band named after the 1952 convertible that took Hank Williams on his last ride. "The band parks that Caddy right at the intersection of Roots, Rock, and Retro-Country!" You can attend for dinner & party, or just the party. More details here. Sign up now to reserve your place; call 215-735-3456 or email us at office@phillyethics.org. Non-members can reserve their spots by signing up, via credit card or PayPal, at our donation page. Parking validation ($12) available at nearby garage.

Third Thursday of the month

Class: The History of Humanism
We're looking at the history and evolution of Humanism. Teacher Richard Kiniry will begin by discussing Alan Bullock's book, The Humanist Tradition in the West, which starts with Renaissance Humanism and moves to the present. Last month: The Renaissance. This month: The Englightement. This is a discussion group, not a lecture. All are invited. For more info, speak to Leader Richard Kiniry. Date June 21, Time 7:30 PM.
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