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The Gonzaga Socratic Club seeks to promote open philosophical inquiry into the Christian worldview. In the spirit of Socrates, our aim is to "follow the argument wherever it leads" concerning the truth of Christian doctrine and practice. Anyone interested in philosophical inquiry into Christianity is welcome to participate in the activities of the Gonzaga Socratic Club.

Meetings of the Gonzaga Socratic Club are held once a month during the academic year. In Fall 2010, the beginning of the 6th year of the club, meetings will be held on Fridays from 4:00-5:30 in College Hall 101 on September 24, October 22, November 12, and December 3. For the current schedule of the Gonzaga Socratic Club's activities, please click here.

The Gonzaga Socratic Club takes its inspiration from the famous Oxford Socratic Club, which was founded at Oxford University in 1941 and presided over by C. S. Lewis from its founding until his move to Cambridge University in 1954.

Audio and video recordings of many recent Gonzaga Socratic Club meetings are now available.

INFORMATION

To sign up for Gonzaga Socratic Club listserv, with occasional informational emails regarding activities of the club, click here. For information about the Gonzaga Socratic Club or to propose topics or speakers for future meetings, contact the Club Director:

David Calhoun
509 313 6743
calhoun@gem.gonzaga.edu

©2004-2011 David H. Calhoun. Papers available on this site are used by permission of the authors. Site last updated October 14, 2011.