What we’re about
Philosophy Café is held on the first Sunday of every month from 2-4 pm (times may vary) at (venue as advertised), Brighton . Entry free (donations appreciated, either cash on the day, or via PayPal); pay for your own refreshments and join in with the discussion. The afternoon begins with a brief introduction to the theme. Discussion then follows between groups of those attending. Past experience suggests that the discussion will be animated! Finally, there will then be an opportunity to share thoughts and conclusions with everyone present. This is an opportunity to explore the subjects in a convivial setting including conversation, coffee and cake available from the café. PREVIOUS TOPICS: Creation - an act of love? What is the value of truth? What is reality? Is God real? What is the role of compassion in our lives today? What does it matter whether animals have a soul or not? Do we prefer materialism because it limits us?
Upcoming events (2)
See all- Conversation & CoffeeCafe Quench, Hove
Conversation & Coffee
The owner wants to shut at 16.00, therefore we start at 14.00UPSTAIRS AT
# CAFÉ QUENCH
50 George Street
Hove, East Sussex, BN3 3YBDonations essential to keep the Meetup group going:
PLEASE BRING CASH - £2 WOULD BE GREAT!
Or via PayPal to drdtaylor@btinternet.comIt’s like a philosophy meeting, but instead of debating ONE specific, preset topic, we have about 250 topics, written on cards. We look at the cards.. we pick one topic that everybody likes, we discuss it in turn passing around a token. This way everybody has an equal chance to speak. Then, we read the next card, and so on.
NEW: PLEASE THINK OF SOME TOPICS THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO DISCUSS ABOUT AND SEND IT .. WE WILL DISCUSS IT AT THE MEETING...
YOU CAN VIEW ALL THE TOPICS HERE
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1F9Cgz-riuqTaT5_tesavUqJ9ni30i_YT/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=113304795295398556944&rtpof=true&sd=true
REMEMBER!!
Between what we think,
what we want to say,
what we believe we say,
what we mean,
what we want to hear,
what we feel,
what we think we understand,
and what we understand,
there are eight possibilities of not understanding each other.
