Queen's Alive: Pro-Life Apologetics This Week

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Pro-Life Apologetics This Week

Starting tomorrow, Queen's Alive president Zuza Kurzawa will be conducting several pro-life apologetic sessions to train members in defending the rights of the unborn and defeating the cynical arguments of the pro-choice crowd. All sessions will take place in Nichol Hall 232 at the following times:

Wednesday October 27: 7:30 p.m.
Thursday October 28: 7:00 p.m.
Friday October 29: 5:00 p.m.

All sessions will last one hour, and you only have to attend one. This is an excellent opportunity to brush up on your apologetics! Be sure to attend!

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About Queen's Alive

The purpose of Queen’s Alive is to actively defend and promote the dignity of human life from conception to natural death. The club exists to provide information to Queen’s students and the broader Kingston community about abortion, euthanasia, and other subjects relevant to the protection of life. It also exists to direct the public to various pro-life resources such as crisis pregnancy and post-abortion centres. The ultimate goal of Queen’s Alive is to contribute to a legal reform in Canada which would entrench fundamental human rights in the Canadian constitution, providing legal protection for the right to life of every human being without exception.

By promoting the inherent dignity of human life and the rights of the unborn, Queen’s Alive promotes a culture grounded in respect for the human person. This contributes to the atmosphere of human rights, fairness and equity for which Queen’s University is well known.

By creating a public forum for the provision of detailed information about the early stages of human development and organizing lectures and debates by eminent individuals, Queen’s Alive also contributes to the intellectual culture of the university. It stimulates healthy debate on the subject, enriching moral discourse and promoting the mutual and free exchange of ideas which characterizes a liberal education.