TED Blog: Atheist summer camp, funded by Richard Dawkins’ foundation.
Alongside the more traditional activities of tug-of-war, swimming and canoeing, children at the five-day camp in Somerset will learn about rational scepticism, moral philosophy, ethics and evolution.
Camp-goers aged eight to 17 will also be taught how to disprove phenomena such as crop circles and telepathy. In the Invisible Unicorn Challenge, any child who can prove that unicorns do not exist will win a £10 note — which features an image of Charles Darwin, the father of evolutionary theory — signed by Dawkins, Britain’s most prominent atheist.
– with kind comments by Martha and Marianne.
tamihania 9:00 pm on 1 July, 2009 Permalink | More from author
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NoahDavidSimon 9:20 pm on 1 July, 2009 Permalink | More from author
thanks for joining the "CriticalAnalysis" room. we believe in religion without dogma, but we aren’t afraid to objectify difference and to dissect patterns even if it is unpopular to todays politically correct dogma.
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Hanna Wiszniewska 10:10 pm on 1 July, 2009 Permalink | More from author
I answered you originally on Facebook. Let me repeat this here that: You are welcome – it is my pleasure – I always try to support open-mindedness and stand against "black and white" vision of surrounding us reality.
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