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The Fellowship of Reason (FOR) is looking for new members who enjoy performance (teaching/public speaking) and who have true passions in life which they would like to share with us. Non-performing members are most welcome, too. We enjoy music, art, theater, dance, history, culture, religion, philosophy, science, and history.
FOR was founded in Atlanta, GA in 1998 as a non-profit organization to provide fellowship, ethical education, and continuing classical education for thoughtful people, young and old. We welcome individuals and families, offering family-friendly activities. Activities include inspirational, social, educational, and recreational outings. Families and children are especially important to us. There's something for everyone!
FOR offers
*a reason-based approach to life
*social events and opportunities
*adult learning activities and book clubs
*study of aesthetics, ethics, and philosophy
*support in living reflectively and with purpose
*recognition of life events
FOR is a reason-based moral community. Our guiding question is: "What is the beautiful thing to do?"
All social and educational events are free and open to all visitors. As a non-profit, FOR is a member-supported organization. To learn more about FOR and how to join, visit our website at http://www.fellowshipofreason.com/
Upcoming events (4+)
For decades members of the Fellowship of Reason and visitors have walked about 4 miles Sunday mornings at 8 a.m. in the vicinity of the Atlanta Beltline. Please join us as we continue our tradition into our third decade of fun with friends.
Meet us at 8:00am at the Majestic Diner, 1031 Ponce de Leon Avenue, NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30306.
We'll walk down Highland Avenue and Virginia Avenue to the Beltline, up to the Jimmy Carter Center and back to the Majestic. The walk is about 4 miles long.
Those who feel so inclined can breakfast at the Majestic Diner after the walk.
For more information, contact Martin,[masked]
- Martin
- Frank V
- 2 attendees
This event is closed to new participants and the class is full. Thank you, though, for your interest.
Prerequisite: ~One year of college level Ancient Greek.~
As of Spring 2021, only Agnes Scott, Emory University, and the University of Georgia offer Ancient Greek classes in Georgia. Our Ancient Greek class is the only free, adult Ancient Greek class in Georgia.
We have reached our maximum attendance. We will favor advanced students who can teach the rest of us something!
Our class starts promptly at 8 p.m. and ends promptly at 9:15 p.m.
We are at the end of our first year college Ancient Greek text books and we will be reading unaltered Ancient Greek henceforth.
- Martin
- 1 attendee
For decades members of the Fellowship of Reason and visitors have walked about 4 miles Sunday mornings at 8 a.m. in the vicinity of the Atlanta Beltline. Please join us as we continue our tradition into our third decade of fun with friends.
Meet us at 8:00am at the Majestic Diner, 1031 Ponce de Leon Avenue, NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30306.
We'll walk down Highland Avenue and Virginia Avenue to the Beltline, up to the Jimmy Carter Center and back to the Majestic. The walk is about 4 miles long.
Those who feel so inclined can breakfast at the Majestic Diner after the walk.
For more information, contact Martin,[masked]
- Martin
- 1 attendee
This event is closed to new participants and the class is full. Thank you, though, for your interest.
Prerequisite: ~One year of college level Ancient Greek.~
As of Spring 2021, only Agnes Scott, Emory University, and the University of Georgia offer Ancient Greek classes in Georgia. Our Ancient Greek class is the only free, adult Ancient Greek class in Georgia.
We have reached our maximum attendance. We will favor advanced students who can teach the rest of us something!
Our class starts promptly at 8 p.m. and ends promptly at 9:15 p.m.
We are at the end of our first year college Ancient Greek text books and we will be reading unaltered Ancient Greek henceforth.
- Martin
- Fati
- 2 attendees
Past events (2,162)
- Martin
- 1 attendee
