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November 21, 2011 at 9:00 pm
Bill Green
Glad to see that the rational, the secular, the non-religious, the humanists and atheists are gaining a foothold in yet another African country. Once established reality can only be suppressed and oppressed but never beaten by religious argument. They don’t have one. Well not a rational one anyway.
We also try to support the Uganda Humanist Schools Trust.
Take a look at our website.
http://www.lichfieldhumanistgroup.webs.com/
Full of good stuff.