To simplify our main Classics in Religion page, we have moved the older topics and links here to maintain accessibility. "Nowhere to Go; Nothing to Do", a Buddhist teaching, with Lynne Westmoreland Exploring Joy and Spirit in Atheism; with Bob McDonough Ethics and Values in Western Thought; with Bob Darling Proof of Heaven [book], by …
Updates on Closure and Status
Please bookmark this page for future updates. NEW: As of May 13, Cobblestone Springs continues to be closed and most programs are suspended until further notice. We are announcing a few continuing and new programs that will take place via Zoom, online video conferencing. See Pop-Up Programs for more information. Classics in Religion and Conversations …
March-April Closure
To help keep our communities safe, we are canceling the few programs we have this month. We will see what changes happen in the next two weeks and go from there. For many isolation will become an issue, stay in touch with each other and feel the caring. Many of us have climbed mountains of …
Considering the Cosmos; Classics in Religion, March 2020
This program has been postponed indefinitely. We'll make announcements on the main page when there's new information. You can also follow us at Facebook or Instagram for updates. Mondays in March, in the <a href="https://cobblestonesprings.org/2018/09/02/the-classics-in-religion-series/">Classics in Religion series. This group is open to all and meets Mondays at 11 a.m. to Noon at the Penn …
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Humanism: Robert Green Ingersoll, Classics in Religion March 2, 2020
This program is part of the Classics in Religion series. This group is open to all and meets Mondays (11 a.m. to Noon) at the Penn Yan Public Library, 214 Main St. Penn Yan. The Humanism of Robert Green Ingersoll Monday, March 2, 2020 with Tom Close Born in Dresden, NY, in 1833, Robert Green …
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