February 10 we had the pleasure of having Belden Lane as our guest for Second Saturday Conversation: “Standing Together in Awe: Four Stages in our Learning to Love the Natural  World.”  Belden led us through our “using” the natural world

January 13, 2024 Second Saturday Conversation continued our discussion about Jesus.  Does he continue to be an important figure for us today?   He affirms our human possibility. And describes a very different God than was presumed in his day.

In the December Second Saturday Conversation we had John D. Caputo and Bernard Brandon Scott as guests. They provide a rich, in-depth, challenging view to our understanding of Jesus in our post-modern time under the light and examination of philosophical,

Second Saturday Conversation November 11, 2023 I highlighted three topics. The first the name God. Arguably a name that has been used in more languages than any other  to refer to our “ultimate concern “ or “point of ultimate reference.”

October 14, 2023 we had Scott Holland as our guest. Scott knows well what led to the emergence of Theopoetics as both a critique of theology and an invitation to imagine it differently. Scott is not only a professor of

We begin our fourth year of Second Saturday Conversation.  Welcome.   In this session I introduce some themes we will explore this year: Theopoetics an invitation to an imaginative approach for exploring theology, “ dangerous memory” (Johann Baptist Metz) and