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Special Event: April 29, 2008
Panel discussion at the Angelika Mockingbird Theater
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Who we are:
     The Dallas Philosopher's Forum is a lecture series, located in the Dallas (Texas) Metroplex, dedicated to bringing philosophy to an interested and educated audience. Lectures typically last between 30 and 50 minutes and talks are followed by an open question and answer period.

     The lectures are designed to be engaging and non-technical and thus they are enjoyable by the layperson or academician alike. Subjects can be anything philosophically related such as ethics, politics, science, history, religion, meaning, or even standard philosophical fare such as epistemology or ontology. Whether you are a professional, student, retiree, professor, or simply enjoy intellectual discussion then the Dallas Philosopher's Forum has something for you. Come see why we have become a D/FW institution.

     The Dallas Philosopher's Forum also sponsors a PHILOSOPHY STUDY GROUP (PSG). The PSG provides an opportunity for members to gain a understanding of philosophical issues by participating in a study program that would be both enjoyable and intellectually satisfying. See our PSG page for details.

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Current News:
    (15 April 2008) -- Special Event: Is Intelligent Design "Expelled"?; A expert panel discussion on the new movie, Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed. It will be held at the Angelika Mockingbird in Dallas on April 29th, 2008 at 7:15 PM.. See our events page for inormation. RSVPs recommened.
    (9 February 2008) -- Our February 12, 2008 topic and speaker have been announced. The speaker will be Robert J. Berman Emeritus member of the Board of Directors, Dallas Philosopher's Forum. His topic will be "The Fiction of Ultimate Reality." A full description will come in e-mail and is posted on our schedule page. NOTE: You wil not receive printed notification of this lecture. Our printed schedule for the remainder of the season will come out in February.
    (19 January 2008) -- Our January 22, 2008 topic and speaker have been announced. The speaker will be Rod Stewart (no not that Rod Stewart) from Austin College. His topic will be "Existentialism & the Radical Character of Human Freedom." A full description will come in e-mail and is posted on our schedule page. NOTE: You will not receive printed notification of this lecture. Our printed schedule for the remainder of the season will come out in February.

    (6 September 2007) -- The first half of the 2007-2008 schedule is online. Our first meeting will be September 11, 2007. Meetings will be held at IHOP at the corner of Josey Lane and LBJ Freeway (I-635) in Dallas. See our location and schedule pages for more information.

    (10 March 2007) -- IMPORTANT NOTICE: Our March 13, 2007 lecture only will be at China King Buffet at the southwest corner of Midway Rd and I-635 (LBJ). The remainder of the spring 2007 season through May will be at IHOP at the corner of Josey Lane and LBJ Freeway (I-635) in Dallas. See our location page for more information.
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