… The roots of this disconnect between what we are and what we grew up with are many: generational, philosophical (postmodernity, for example), educational (if you grew up in an anti-intellectual church), and cultural. Someone recently observed, “We are in the midst of a paradigm shift in the church. Not since the Reformation five centuries ago have so many Christians come together to ask whether the church is in sync with their deepest beliefs and commitments.” “Wandering Christian Conversation” …

… At each monthly meeting, we discuss a philosophical question and have a very cordial, moderated discussion with lots of Q&A.  Everyone can participate. We do not have to agree.  Our aim is to think clearly and be considerate as we listen.  It's serious...and fun! Hopefully, you'll come away with more than just interesting insights to ponder; maybe these discussions will change your pursuit of wisdom! So, what do you think and why?  The why is the most important part. Please feel free to contact …

My name is Marty; My wife is Nomi. We are snowbirds (Denver in the summers/ Boca in the winters) Marty is a (retired) chiropractor. Nomi is an esthetician. Nomi is from Israel. Marty is from Michigan.  -I (Marty) started this  group in hope to learn from people more intelligent than I am (which frankly, isnt very hard to find. lol) -Whether you are PhD, physician, attorney, financier, teacher, or simply graduated from "S.H.K" (the school of hard knocks), if you have something to offer, or wish t …