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10 / 28 (event) FTCS Meeting - October 28, 2009, 315 East Costilla, 7:00 to 9:00 PM Start: 7:00 pm End: 9:00 pm Freethought Discussion An Open Discussion about Freethinking and the growth of the Freethought Movement. more info
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11 / 1 (event) Sunday, November 1st Hike Start: 10:00 am End: 2:00 pm The hike this Sunday will be the Columbine Trail, which starts from the Starsmore Center and heads west towards Helen Hunt Falls in Cheyenne Canyon. The Starsmore Center, is located west of the intersection of Evans Ave., West Cheyenne Blvd., North Cheyenne Canyon Road and South Cheyenne Canyon Road (which leads to Seven Falls). There are 2 parking lots near Starsmore Center, we will meet at the parking lot closest to Starsmore Center. This parking lot is just south of South Cheyenne Canyon Road. more info
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11 / 18 (event) Thinking Free: Freethinkers of Colorado Springs November 2009 Membership Meeting Start: 7:00 pm End: 9:00 pm Thinking Free: The Conceptual Gap Between Theism and Atheism and the Role the Freethinkers of Colorado Springs Plays Within It by Louis E. Guzman Ph.D. Freethinkers of Colorado Springs Membership Meeting 315 East Costilla Colorado Springs, Colorado 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM Lou Guzman was the second son of an immigrant Mexican couple, who immigrated into the U.S almost 100 years ago. During his 20s he joined the US Navy and went to war. After that he was re-educated at UCLA and the University of Chicago. Most of his working life after university studies were spent with the US government, which during the Cold War years took him to Latin America to spread democracy. He retired from government in 1980, after which he wandered aimlessly. Then in CE 2000 his wife (a Lutheran) fortunately followed his daughter to Colorado Springs, where she and her family had settled. Then he found the Freethinkers of Colorado Springs, a group that helped him orient his personal philosophy into that fuzzy land between theism and atheism. Note: Louis E. Guzman Ph.D. was the first president of the Freethinkers of Colorado Springs. more info
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