Upcoming Conversations:
How Do We Parent/Grandparent When We Disagree About Faith and Politics?
Jon Ogden
Fri, November 6
What Are We Worshiping at Christmas?
Fiona Givens
Thurs, December 3
Can a Virtuoso Harpist Help Us Better Lobby Our Representatives?
Chilali Hugo
Fri, January 8
What Does Love Look and Feel Like to a Chaplain?
Kelly McConkie Stewart
Thurs, February 4
Is the Unfairness of Life Part of the Plan?
Alan Jones
Fri, March 5
Is Creation Care Part of the Two Great Commandments?
TBD
Fri, April 2
Can This New Practice Give Our Country Back to the People?
Todd Hogan
Thurs, May 6
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“Give your approval to all you cannot understand.
… Ask the questions that have no answers.
… Laugh.
Be joyful though you have considered all the facts.
Practice resurrection.”
- Wendell Barry
Welcome to an inquisitive and nourishing community.
Looking for friends you can explore and discuss difficult, important, and interesting topics with?
ThinkAgain–FaithAgain meets each month, attracting a wide range of folks from diverse backgrounds. From intelligent teens to aged sages to Phd’s and, and like me, with no degree. We have true believers, atheists, and everything in between.
Each conversation is led by a thought-leader or explorer of the particular secular or spiritual topic chosen.
Come to one of our conversations and you will find a community where good-hearted thinking people can explore, speak without shame or censure, and share their ideas, doubts, questions, and experiences.
We usually meet on or near the first Thursday or Friday evening of the month. But depending on the presenters, some dates move around. Sign up for my event emails so that you don’t miss out.
“The secret of living well
is not in having all the answers,
but in perusing unanswerable questions
in good company.”
- Rachel Naomi Remen
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