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  • Portland Walk – Sunday 19th September 10.15am 10th September 2021
    Dorset Humanists Nine miles of rugged costal walking with stunning terrain and picturesque views looking out across the Dorset mainland, the Isle of Portland and the world-famous Chesil Beach. This walk starts from DT5 2EN New Ground Road carpark, the first car park coming from the Heights Hotel direction. This is free parking, and for […]
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    Dorset Humanists Dorset Humanists was launched on 22nd November 1996 at Beaufort Centre, Southbourne, by humanist celebrant Tony Tiffany (1940-2015) and we’re still here 25 years later! 15 people turned up on that original occasion - including Jeff and Christine Goodwin and Liliane Apers who are still members today. We now have 180 members and […]
  • Aquinas - Wednesday 22nd September 7.30pm at the Elstead Hotel 29th August 2021
    Dorset Humanists A talk by Alexander Lucie-Smith Saint Thomas Aquinas (1225 – 1274) is an enduring influence on western civilisation, though his pervasive influence is little acknowledged. In this talk, Alexander Lucie-Smith aims to show how some of Aquinas’s thought remains part of our cultural heritage, and how, conversely, much of his subtlety has been […]
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