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UND's Philosophy and Religion Club |
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Some
previous topics:
- How
relevant is history?
- Presidents and Dictators - What
makes great leaders?
- The 'F' Word?
- How Does Justice Play into Human Rights?
- Our Favorite Movies, and what makes them great?
- The Virtue of Military Service
- Faith: Nature or Nurture?
- Image: Self Image versus Public Image
- Politics,
Class Warfare and the Media
- What's Wrong with
Gay Marriage?
- Should We Be Required to Take Cultural Diversity Classes?
- Should Academics Bother Themselves with
Religion?
- The Cry for Meaning.
- Are Men Necessary?
- Is Jay Gatsby real?
- Miracle or science?
- Is a university education, education or training?
- What is the purpose of a philosopher?
- What is an atheist?
- What is the difference between a hero and a martyr?
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This week's topic:
To be announced
Every
Friday
4:00 - 5:30
Second floor lounge
Memorial Student Union |
All UND terrestrials
are cordially invited, especially those
who like to experience during moments of
mental loafing, metaphysical curiosities,
existential conundrums, mystical rhythms
of the cosmos, and other mundane matters
in philosophy and religion.
Look
for our posters on campus!
New topic every
week!
The Electric Mind Society
is sponsored by the Department of Philosophy
and Religion. It is devoted to holding weekly
sessions of informal discussion on topics
in philosophy and religion or on any topic
that discourages drowsiness. Brief student
or faculty presentations are (slightly) encouraged |