September, 2007 Evening
Is a conviction in the court of public opinion equivalent to a conviction by a jury of your peers?
Is the God of the Old Testament worthy of worship, or was he a monster?
Given a double assumption what do you envision doing in heaven?
What are the dangers to democracy from a patronage system?
This group meets the first Thursday of each month at 6:00 P.M. and the third Thurdsay of each month at 1:00 P.M. at the Palm Harbor Library, 2330 Nebraska Ave., Palm Harbor, Florida 34683
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Friday, December 18, 2009
September, 2007 Evening
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God,
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December, 2006
December, 2006
Is retribution necessary?
How might a case decided by the courts 2000 years ago have a different result when decided by a modern day jury?
Can a blind person possible understand “red”? How does the answer relate to “realism”
and “subjectivism”?
What is courtesy?
Is science the only “true” religion?
What is listening?
Is retribution necessary?
How might a case decided by the courts 2000 years ago have a different result when decided by a modern day jury?
Can a blind person possible understand “red”? How does the answer relate to “realism”
and “subjectivism”?
What is courtesy?
Is science the only “true” religion?
What is listening?
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courtesy,
jury,
listening,
realism,
religion,
retribution,
science,
subjectivism
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