The topic is your choice, but here are your options: Class, Race, Gender in America. Come up with a philosophical question around any of these hot issues. It is time for America to talk openly about the things we have always said or thought behind closed doors and among like-minded people. I know this intelligent group can handle this discussion.

Thanks for your continued participation.

The topic is Love and Marriage in honor or Valentine's Day. You have two weeks to think of a related philosophical question. In the past we have asked, "Is marriage worth it?" This topic generally brings out a large crowd, so we will meet in the downstairs area of Dragonfly.

In March we will resume our local politics discussion with a member of the board of reps. She will help answer our questions.

Thanks for your continued participation.

We'll try the third question in Chris Pillip's Book "The Six Questions of Socrates". The question is "What is justice?" Ask your friends and associates, and bring your definitions and stories of how you have recently seen justice demonstrated. Remember that Socrates spent much time defining terms and examining adjectives. Try it yourself as you work through your definition and apply it to modern day.

We'll start with the first question in Chris Pillip's Book "The Six Questions of Socrates". The question is "What is Virtue?" Bring your definitions and stories of how you have recently seen virtue demonstrated. Remember that Socrates spent much time defining terms, and examining adjectives. Try it yourself as you work through your definition and apply it to modern day.