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'''Prominent date(s) of activity:''' 1960 - 1968
'''Prominent date(s) of activity:''' 1960 - 1968


'''History:''' The Christian Atheists organized as a student political group to enable students to participate in [[Model Parliament]] without having to classify themselves as either [[UNB Liberal Club|Liberal]] or [[Progressive Conservative Club|Conservative]]. The group also hoped to create more interest in politics, and enliven Model Parliaments by presenting legislation that the other two parties could not, due to external party affiliation.
'''History:''' The Christian Atheists organized as a student political group to enable students to participate in [[Model Parliament]] without having to classify themselves as either [[Liberal Club|Liberal]] or [[Progressive Conservative Club|Conservative]]. The group also hoped to create more interest in politics, and enliven Model Parliaments by presenting legislation that the other two parties could not, due to external party affiliation.


'''Activities:''' The group held regular meetings and participated in [[Model Parliament]].
'''Activities:''' The group held regular meetings and participated in [[Model Parliament]].

Latest revision as of 13:30, 21 August 2014

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Prominent date(s) of activity: 1960 - 1968

History: The Christian Atheists organized as a student political group to enable students to participate in Model Parliament without having to classify themselves as either Liberal or Conservative. The group also hoped to create more interest in politics, and enliven Model Parliaments by presenting legislation that the other two parties could not, due to external party affiliation.

Activities: The group held regular meetings and participated in Model Parliament.

Source(s):

  • Up the Hill, 1960, Organizations.


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