Appearing All Over Portland Next Week!

I will be speaking at four different events in Portland, Oregon (and a fifth in Vancouver, Washington), next week. I’m looking forward to seeing everyone who can make it to them!

Next Wednesday (February 25) I will be speaking on “Why History Cannot Establish Jesus Rose from the Dead” for the Freethinkers of PSU on campus at the Smith Memorial Student Union (Rm. 296/8), starting at 6pm.
The following Thursday (February 26) I will be speaking on “The Real Origins of Christianity” for the HUUmanist Study Group at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Vancouver (Washington–so, just across the border; yes, Portland is that far north!) at 2pm in the RE Main room.
Then Friday (February 27) I will be speaking on “The Philosophy of Naturalism and How it Relates to Social Justice” at Mother Foucault’s Bookshop from 4pm to 7pm.
Then Saturday (February 28) I will be speaking on “Historical Method and What Makes for a Good Historian” (and saying a lot about Bayesian reasoning!) for the PDX Skeptics in the Pub at the Lucky Lab Pub on Killingsworth (1700 North Killingsworth, Portland) at 7pm. (Much drinking will ensue.)
Then Sunday (March 1) I will be speaking again on “The Real Origins of Christianity” for the Humanists of Greater Portland at the Friendly House (NW 26th and Thurman, Portland) at 10am (part of a general program for the day).