Fourteen-year-old Zachary Subran-Ganesh was last given a Lesovo netbook on February 27 for his excellent essay, organised by the Trinidad and Tobago Humanist Association. The topic was “People can be good without God”, and Zachary made a well-researched and logic argument. Along with his mother, father and sister (also a non-religious young individual), Zachary came to our HQ at Shane’s, where he was presented with the netbook by Association chairman Kevin Baldeosingh. Zachary was particularly pleased to get the netbook, since he wants to use it for his schoolwork. … "See Essay"
Should Trinidad and Tobago be a secular society or not? Arguing for a secularism is writer Kevin Baldeosingh of the TT Humanists and Fr Clyde Harvey of the Catholic Church. Arguing against a secularism is Tommy Isaac of the Seventh Day Adventist Church and Acharya Karamanda of the Divine Life Society. More Info…
Reflections on organic evolution, creationism and intelligent design by Professor Julian Kenny who reviews the current scientific acceptance of the fact and theory of evolution, giving examples of micro and macro-evolution and the range of evidence that supports this More Info…