Flagler College Philosophy/Religion Symposium

Flagler College Philosophy/Religion Symposium The most awesome people you will ever meet. The Philosophy Symposium. We usually meet in the gazebo and then decide another place to move onto.

The Flagler College Philosophy/Religion Symposium is a school club that meets Thursdays at 7pm to discuss philosophical issues. Club attendees include everyone from atheists, agnostics, Christians, spiritual people, Jewish people, Muslims and people who just don't care about religion. Some people come and don't even talk; they're just interested in listening in - and that's ok. Everyone is welcome

. Philosophy Club is a place to discuss a variety of issues. You do not have to be a philosophy or religion major or minor to attend. Anyone interested in coming can do just that: come. We are not a club that thrives on being pretentious and arrogant; we have interesting, thought-provoking discussions while making friends and getting to know ourselves better. Besides, it's usually more fun than listening to your roommate complain about the same boring issues. For those interested in being on the mailing list, please email [email protected]. We'll put you on the list sooner or later.

11/18/2015

This time of the year can be really stressful, so tonight's meeting will be a fun and casual game night, featuring Cards Against Humanity! Join us at 7 in L200!

10/28/2015

We're shaking things up for our meeting tonight ~ we'll be meeting at 7 in the gazebo, as usual, and then headed over to the theater to see the Flagler College Theater Department perform Life is a Dream, a play with many philosophic concepts! Admission is free for Flagler students, so BRING YOUR STUDENT ID. We hope you can all join us for a fun evening of theater and philosophy!

10/21/2015

Tonight's meeting will be open discussion! Come talk philosophy with us at 7 in L200!

10/14/2015

To start getting ready for Halloween, we'll be watching an episode of The Twilight Zone, followed by discussion! See you there!

10/07/2015

Our meeting tonight (starting at 7, meeting in the gazebo) will be open discussion, so bring some topics you're interested in! See you there!

09/30/2015

There will be NO MEETING tonight, as we'd like to encourage everyone to attend Dr. Amy Jill Levine's presentation tonight at 7 in the auditorium. Dr. Levine is a New Testament and Jewish studies scholar, and will be speaking on parables in the bible. We'll see you next week!

09/23/2015

Tonight is our first movie night of the semester! We will be matching Ex Machina, followed by discussion of the movie! As usual, we'll be meeting in the gazebo, and then moving to L200 to watch the film! Hope to see you all there!

09/16/2015

Tonight is another open discussion, so bring along any topics that you didn't get to discuss last week! We're excited to hear the cool things you'll bring to the table! Meet us at 7 in the gazebo!

09/09/2015

Tonight's meeting is open discussion, so please bring any philosophical topics you've been wanting to discuss! We'll be meeting in the gazebo at 7, as usual, and we hope to see you there!

09/02/2015

Hey, everyone, both new and old! The first meeting of the semester will be tonight, starting at 7 in the gazebo! We'll be getting to know each other and watching an episode of the Twilight Zone, and kicking off a great semester together. See you there!

THE CANON OF PHILOSOPHY STUDENT KARAOKE SONGS.BY JARRY LEE- - - -“Total Eclipse of Descartes”“Don’t You (Foucault About ...
08/12/2015

THE CANON OF PHILOSOPHY STUDENT KARAOKE SONGS.


BY JARRY LEE

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“Total Eclipse of Descartes”

“Don’t You (Foucault About Me)”

“U Kant Touch This”

“Hit Me Baby Wittgenstein”

“Camus Feel the Love Tonight?”

“Get the Party Sartred”

“Forever Jung”

“I Kissed Hegel (And I Liked It)”

“Ain’t No Montaigne High Enough”

“Pop, Locke & Drop It”

“Bataille Will Always Love You”

“My Milkshake Brings All the Baudrillard”

“Rousseau Vain (You Probably Think This Song is About You)”

“Love Voltaire Us Apart”

“Psycho Schiller”

“Total Eclipse of Descartes” “Don’t You (Foucault About Me)” “U Kant Touch This” “Hit Me Baby Wittgenstein” “Camus Feel the Love Tonight?”...

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