Last Supper
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What is the Last Supper?
The Last Supper is a monthly gathering in which twelve people gather informally over food and wine to question an invited guest about what they believe and why they believe it. If the guest does not prove convincing it may turn out to be their last supper.
"The Last Supper is an admirable initiative which deserves support from everyone interested in philosophical and theological discussion in an informal and totally unthreatening environment" - Christopher McKnight, Philosopher
"The Last Supper is where the salon meets the sanctuary: a reverie of critical thinking, where old orthodoxies can find themselves honoured guests at one table or unceremoniously bounced from the next" - William Crawley, BBC Presenter
If you'd like to come along, if you have an idea for a guest, or if you have any contacts that would be helpful, please let us know. We are always on the lookout for interesting people to invite.
Details
The Last Supper normally meets on the first Tuesday of every month at 7.30pm in
Gaslight Coffee Shop (Mornington Community Centre, 117 Ormeau Road, Belfast)
Cost: £5 (£3 concession)
Upcoming
Last Supper is taking a break and will return later in the year.
Dinner Manners
- Everyone is encouraged to actively participate in the discussion.
- People are asked not to dominate the conversation.
- As we seek to foster the understanding of different worldviews we endeavour to refrain from any form of aggression.
- We will never talk with our mouths full.
Recent Guests
Last year's guests have been archived!
