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improvisational urban theology workshop
Nov. 8th, 2008 03:24 pmSo, I really want to set up a table in Piedmont Park and have people come up and tell me (us?) what they think about stuff. Like God/god/gods, or how the universe is put together, or science, or minds or consciousness or ethics. Maybe next weekend, assuming it's not too cold?
We'll have a sign that says "tell me all your thoughts on god" and somehow communicate that we don't have an agenda to push, we just want to listen. Perhaps we could sit down two people at a time and give them a randomly-selected topic to discuss (say, the problem of evil, or "free will" or something). And aside from giving a prompt, we won't say anything. If the participants agree, we could write down their answers and put them on the web.
Do you think people will come up? (this is what I'm most interested in)
What should we ask? What do people maybe have opinions about? How should we ask it?
Oh! Also, this morning I tested to blue sash for tai chi. Level up! Now I can do the beginning and ending thirds of the "Yang 64" form (working on the middle third), and for warmups, we're moving towards one-handed pushups...
We'll have a sign that says "tell me all your thoughts on god" and somehow communicate that we don't have an agenda to push, we just want to listen. Perhaps we could sit down two people at a time and give them a randomly-selected topic to discuss (say, the problem of evil, or "free will" or something). And aside from giving a prompt, we won't say anything. If the participants agree, we could write down their answers and put them on the web.
Do you think people will come up? (this is what I'm most interested in)
What should we ask? What do people maybe have opinions about? How should we ask it?
Oh! Also, this morning I tested to blue sash for tai chi. Level up! Now I can do the beginning and ending thirds of the "Yang 64" form (working on the middle third), and for warmups, we're moving towards one-handed pushups...
