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Darwin Week 2012:
Feb 6, 2012 / Many events from February 6th through February 12
College of Charleston
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(See a listing of more upcoming events here)Top News Stories
- The Latest Separationist: Download the January 2012 issue of the newsletter of the SHL. Our newsletter is produced each month from September until May and is always available here in PDF format.
- Donate to the Charity of the Quarter: We pool the donations from our members and give the total to a local charitable organization. For January-February 2012, the SHL is collecting donations for SC STRONG. Please help us make a generous donation to this deserving charity.
- New in Huffington Post: New SHL Announcement posted by Herb Silverman on Sun January 22, 2012.
- Book Group this week: New SHL Announcement posted by Matt Dean on Thu January 19, 2012.
- Darwin Week Events at CofC: The College of Charleston's special events during the week of Feb 6-12 may be of interest to SHL members.
- Candidate Without a Prayer: Herb Silverman's autobiography, focusing especially on his run for SC's governorship to challenge the law prohibiting atheists from holding public office, is now available for pre-order at Amazon, although Herb has already been selling autographed copies at SHL meetings.
- More SHL News
Billboard The billboard we placed on I-26 in January 2009 was unlike any which had ever appeared in South Carolina and so generated a great deal of public interest.
It had a brief message, one emblazoned on a background of a blue cloud-filled sky. It read, "Don't Believe in God? You Are Not Alone." followed by the address of this website. Similar billboards have recently appeared in Washington, DC, Philadelphia, and New York City among other cities nationwide.
The purpose of the campaign is not to offend, but to let people know that it is OK to be openly nonreligious and to introduce people to the Secular Humanists of the Lowcountry.
Click here to get information about the billboard and the reasons behind it.
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