Austin has hundreds of great Mexican restaurants, and on the first Monday of every month we'll try a new one looking for the best chips and salsa.

Come be a “chip connoisseur” or make it a Margarita Monday while we solve the world's problems with fellow freethinkers.

CFI Austin Non-Fiction Book Group: David Linden's Accidental Mind

Border's at the Domain
3309 Esperanza Crossing
Austin TX 78758
512-973-0080

Physicist Alan Sokal decided to show how lacking in critical thinking and basic scientific literacy some left wing social science postmodernist thinkers can be. He sent a completely jargon-laden, content-void article to the journal Social Text to see if it would be published -- it was.

Come toss back a few pints with fellow rationalists at
"Drinking Rationally," held on the second and fourth Mondays of each
month at 6:30 at Mother Egan's Irish Pub, 715 W. 6th
Street.

Come meet fellow Austin freethinkers, find
witty and intelligent conversation, all in the
ambiance of a cosy Irish pub with a great beer and
wine selection and wonderful (and affordable!) pub
grub.

What's your Bible? or What book/source do you trust?

This month we will meet in the Community Room at the N. Lamar Central Market.

The room is located just inside the main entrance, opposite the information and balloon counter

The Athiest and Freethinker meetup group of Austin is helping with the formation of a local chapter of Americans United - Separation of Church and State

For more information check out the Austin Athiest and Freethinker meetup web site.

Come toss back a few pints with fellow rationalists at
"Drinking Rationally," held on the second and fourth Mondays of each
month at 6:30 at Mother Egan's Irish Pub, 715 W. 6th
Street.

Come meet fellow Austin freethinkers, find
witty and intelligent conversation, all in the
ambiance of a cosy Irish pub with a great beer and
wine selection and wonderful (and affordable!) pub
grub.

In an era when life expectancies stretch
100 years or more and adhering to healthy habits is the only way to
earn better medical treatments, ancient "post humans" dominate society
with their ubiquitous wealth and power. By embracing the safe and
secure, 94-year-old Mia Ziemann has lived a long and quiet life. Too
quiet, as she comes to realize, for Mia has lost the creative drive
and ability to love -- the holy fire -- of the young. But when a
radical new procedure makes Mia young again, she has the chance to
break free of society's cloying grasp.

The book club meets every last Thursday of the month.

Your coordinator is Elze Hamilton.

Check the Science and Religion in Fiction Book Club page for more details.

Austin has hundreds of great Mexican restaurants, and on the first Monday of every month we'll try a new one looking for the best chips and salsa.

Come be a “chip connoisseur” or make it a Margarita Monday while we solve the world's problems with fellow freethinkers.

Ernie Lundelius will present a talk on fossils in the Pleistocene and how they give us information on the climate of that time.