I will be at several events in Chicago this weekend…

  • Sunday morning (November 2 at 10:30am) I will be speaking on my book Proving History: Bayes’s Theorem and the Quest for the Historical Jesus for the Ethical Humanist Society of Chicago (details here). I’ll also be discussing the case for Jesus never having existed, not just talking about Bayesian history.
  • Later that afternoon (from 2pm to 6pm) I will be at a meet and greet at the Hopleaf Bar & Restaurant for drinks and conversation, sponsored by the Freedom from Religion Foundation’s Metropolitan Chicago Chapter (details here).
  • Then Monday night (November 3 at 6:30pm) I will be speaking on my book On the Historicity of Jesus: Why We Might Have Reason for Doubt for the DePaul Alliance for Free Thought (yes, DAFT) at DePaul University (details here). Yes, a Catholic university. Also ironically addressed at 2400 N. Sheffield Ave. (Chicago, IL 60614), given that my Historicity book was published at the University of Sheffield.

Due to last minute changes to the event schedule, I will also be in Chicago this Saturday (having flown in Friday) with nothing scheduled. I might just get work done that day. But on the off chance any folks I’ve met before or any godless groups want to gather for drinks and conversation that day, feel free to email me about it (at richard.carrier@icloud.com).

This will almost conclude my intense nonstop tour that’s been going steady since September, which has kept me away from home almost every single day, and kept me traveling or doing events almost every single day. So I’m really close to finally having time to get back to managing blog comments and even blogging things other than announcements. I have a lot to blog about so I can’t wait.

Stay tuned!

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