Meet other local amateur philosophers to discuss the world and what we know about it. No prior experience in philosophy is required, just a love of wisdom, a desire to know, and an open mind. We meet on a regular basis and discuss various philosophical works and topics. Subject matter will typically reflect the interests of the participants, and include metaphysical issues. Persons of all perspectives are encouraged to participate, whether they come from a more "theistic" perspective or more "at …

Drinking Liberally is a group of adults that meets at the LBC, upstairs, every Thursday night 7 PM - 11 PM. We have great discussions, sometimes we can be excitable, but usually we're pretty laid back. Conversations run the gamut of topics, including local happenings, current events, science, religion, taxes...you know, all those things you were always told not to discuss. Despite the name, we actually don't drink that much, and some of us even drink soda instead of beer. We usually share a pizz …

This group, created by St. Paul United Church of Christ, Old Blue Rock Road, opens a space for people of all faith perspectives to talk and wrestle with spirituality. We believe that God still speaks in our lives, and this is a place for us to see how God is present! This is not a space to judge or have the right answers, but to find the right answers for you. Join us for various events like discussions on the theology of a movie or getting together with fellow faith-seeking friends! For more in …

We as a discussion group in Madison will mold the meetings into whatever topics are of local interest. Let's share our stories about religion in our lives, good books we've read, movies to watch, web sites to visit and whatever else is on your mind. Sponsored by the Center For Inquiry (CFI) of Indianapolis. - a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that encourages evidence based inquiry into science, pseudoscience, medicine and health, religion, ethics, and society. Through education, research, publi …

Dream Catchers is a group open to all dreamers to encourage and support sharing, discussion and exploration of dream experiences.

This is a group of religious leaders, laity, and people with general interest and genuine concern for meaningful dialogue and progress toward loving, caring, kindness, justice, and peace among different religious and spiritual traditions including those not claiming any mainstream religious or spiritual orientation. The group's leadership is still forming an identity, but even in the midst of our birthing, we are starting initiatives, issuing challenges, and trying to become better aware of ours …

Members of American Mensa range in age from 2 to 102. They include engineers, homemakers, teachers, actors, athletes, students and CEOs, and they share only one trait — high intelligence. To qualify for Mensa, they scored in the top 2 percent of the general population . All our activities are open to guests. Come see what we are about.

"Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence" - Carl Sagan There is a lot of nonsense in the world: pseudoscience, alternative medicine, conspiracy theories, paranormal phenomenon, and other oddities. Skepticism is a method of assessing any claim (particularly fringe claims) using science, reasoning, and critical thinking. We aren't cynics - we are methodological truth seekers. We are mythbusting science advocates who believe in good quality double-blind peer reviewed research. We protec …

A collective of people who are interested in the more scientific side of life.

Virtual and real world appearances of James L. Wilber, writer of My Babylon and co-host of Geeks Out After Dark and Scroll of Thoth podcasts.