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Celebrate Your Life With Reason
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Our May meeting: |
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National Day of Reason: an Open Space Technology Conversation |
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Tuesday, May 28, 7:00 PM |
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Holiday Pffice Park, 644 Linn St., Cincinnati, OH 45203
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The National Day of Reason is held in parallel with the National Day of Prayer, on the first Thursday in May each year. It was established to celebrate reason — a concept all Americans can support — and to raise public awareness about the persistent threat to religious liberty posed by government intrusion into the private sphere of worship. While our meeting is happening after May 2, the ideals for the Day of Reason separation of church and government, increased support for scientific research, access to health care options that aren’t determined by religious beliefs should resonate all year long.
Open Space Technology is an innovative tool for creating dialogue and discussions. Participants suggests topics to discuss and tables are set up to allow for conversations on those topics. A major principle of Open Space Technology is the Law of Two Feet: “If you find yourself in a situation where you aren’t learning or contributing, go somewhere else.” This allows participants to engage in conversations on several topics if they desire.
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FIG Accepting Credit Card/PayPal Donations We can now can accept donations online through Paypal. You can also find out more about us and contact us on our Facebook page.
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What
is FIG?
The Free Inquiry Group, Inc.is a
non-profit organization founded
in 1991. Our members are mostly
secular humanists. However,
we
welcome to our meetings anyone
interested in learning about or
furthering our purpose. |
FIG
Statement of Purpose and Goals
FIG Statement of Purpose: To foster
a community of secular humanists dedicated to improving the human
condition
through rational inquiry and creative thinking unfettered
by superstition, religion, or any form of dogma.
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