Logic

[close] This is the group is intended for anyone interested in philosophy. It is just starting, but when I searched the public groups, I didn't find anything like this. I intend to take polls on what we will be reading in the future and never to dwell on one topic extensively but cover a broad amount of philosophy. I don't want this to be overly time consuming group, and I would like to direct it more toward those who want a bit of side reading, discussion, and social interaction with other philosophers but perhaps will have a number of books going at once to offer more variety. I'll try to set up a system of discussion on topics as well as readings.

[close] A group dedicated to the study of logic, both as a mathematical discipline and a philosophical one. Thus it concerns theorems about formal logical systems, as well as debate about the nature of logic.

[close] This is a book club for our the members of The Atheist Initiative (www.facebook.com/TheAtheistInitiative) and anyone else who like to read and discuss books that advocate reason, logic, humanism, free-thinking and change. Please feel free to join us. You won't regret it, we promise. ;) Feel free to contact us via: Email: TheAtheistInitiative@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheAtheistInitiative Twitter: https://twitter.com/AtheismHub

[close] Philosophy rocks. Philosophy teaches us how to think. It ultimately tells us that we don't really know anything for sure, but it teaches us how to reason, how to use logic, how to look at the world and which questions to ask. It helps us think for ourselves, question and debate. It's liberating and it's the best companion one could wish for in this world.