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Title:
A Critique of Illiberal Trends
in Liberal Institutions
David Cycleback, Ph.D. is a cognitive scientist, philosopher, and artifacts historian. He is a member of the British Royal Institute of Philosophy and author of 10 university textbooks, including his popular, "Illiberalism: A Critique of Illiberal Trends in Liberal Institutions with a Focus on Unitarian Universalism".
Dr. Cycleback will speak on the narrowing of Unitarian Universalism and what it means for pluralism and open inquiry.
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