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Coffee and Questions

Aug 19

Tue 7:00 PM

Location: Java Vino

579 N Highland Ave
Atlanta, GA 30307
404-577-8673

How to find us
"We will meet in the lower room. Please ask the counter staff if you can't find us."

Who attended?: Estimated attendance: 6 people attended.

We will be discussing Remedial Christianity, Chapter 1: The Bible in Historical Perspective. You can order this book on Amazon.com, and if you use this link to order, you help subsidize the meetup fees for our Coffee and Questions Meetup: http://astore.amazon.....

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Posted Aug 5, 2008 3:04 PM

vickie

When I got my "Remedial Christianity", I went straight to chapter 2---the chapterfor which i had volunteered myself and marilyn to lead in discussion. But now, i think i might like chapter 3 better! i'll keep reading and let you know! but i have thoroughly enjoyed the book so far! (probably should get to chapter 1 sometime!)
Posted Jul 24, 2008 2:00 PM

Anna Hall
- Organizer
I agree. It is really a good book. I am glad you like it and am really enjoying it myself-even the questions and I am the same way about those sometimes. Let me know when you find a chapter you want to lead!
Posted Jul 24, 2008 11:08 AM

David Bates

I have been reading the book "Remedial Christianity" and have only positive things to say about it. So far, after the first two chapters, it runs parallel to the majority of our discussions at C&Q. At first I thought the 'questions/things to think about' at the end of each chapter would be a bother to me. But when I actually took the time to work on them I found they were the best part of the book because they required me to actually study my Bible and seek things out for myself.