Do you believe in witches?

Sac State professor to speak at City College

Originally published Nov. 27, 2012 by SacCityExpress.com

The Rodda North building can be found on the north west side of City College campus. Photo by Evan E. Duran.

Ever wondered what witches can reveal about the resurrection of Jesus Christ?

Sacramento State philosophy professor Matt McCormick will speak on that very subject Nov. 29 at City College in a presentation that will address the idea of Jesus coming back from the dead and how it relates to belief in witches and the Salem Witch Trials.

The event is presented by the Sac City Freethinkers Club.  The event co-host is the Secular Student Alliance, a group who aims to “to organize, unite, educate, and serve students and student communities that promote the ideals of scientific and critical inquiry, democracy, secularism, and human-based ethics,” according to secularstudents.org.

McCormick is the author of a recently published book called “Atheism and the Case against Christ”, in which he “undermines Christianity and theism at their foundations; provides a powerful model for better critical reasoning; and builds a compelling case for atheism,” according to a flier for the event.

This free presentation will take place in Rodda Hall North, Room 258, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and is open to everyone.

McCormick will also hold a question and answer session following his speech.

More information on the Sac City Freethinkers is available at SacCityFreethinkers.wordpress.com.

For more on Matt McCormick, visit www.provingthenegative.com.

About Daniel Wilson

Daniel has been a writer for over 25 years and recently earned his Bachelor's degree in journalism. Portfolio: www.dwilsonjourno.com.
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