NYC Skeptics Public Lecture: Nica Lalli

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NYC Skeptics Public Lecture Series presents

Nothing: Something to Believe In

A lecture by Nica Lalli, author of Nothing: Something to Believe In

"An engaging personal account of nonbelief...well written and often acerbically funny, an edgy quest for meaning outside the boundaries of organized religion." - Publishers Weekly

"This deceptively simple story, straightforwardly told, is the one to read if you want to know what it's like to be an atheist or agnostic in a society that takes its theism for granted as some great good. Theists in America should all read Nothing." - E.D. Buckner, Southern Director for the Council for Secular Humanism

For more information about Nica Lalli, please visit: http://www.nicalalli.com

When: Saturday February 16 @ 1:00 PM

Where: University Settlement

184 Eldridge St. (at Rivington St., two blocks
south of Houston) - Click here for map.

Admission is free and open to the public.

 

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Nica has unfortunately had to cancel, however we're so thrilled that Rebecca Watson (www.skepchick.org) will be lecturing for us on the topic of "Women and Skepticism."

NYC Skeptics Public Lecture Series presents

Rebecca Watson

"Women and Skepticism"

When: Saturday February 16 @ 1:00 PM

Where: University Settlement
184 Eldridge St. (at Rivington St., two blocks south of Houston)

Click here for map.

Admission is free and open to the public.

Rebecca is the founder of Skepchick.org, an online magazine focused on women and critical thinking. Her articles and essays have appeared online and in newspapers and magazines across the United States. Her daily ramblings can be found at www.skepchick.org/blog. She occasionally poses in skeptic pin-up calendars.