The Junto Table
A Friendly Dinner Discourse On Culture, History, Political Economy, Philosophy — and the Theology Behind It All.
The Junto Table is an eclectic gathering of young and old alike who meet to enjoy thoughtful conversation about the big issues of the day as they meal together, and seek to find opportunities to cooperate to forge better families and communities, as well as a better nation and a better world.
The word “junto” means “together” or “near to” or “along with.” Using the name and general Rules of Order practiced by Ben Franklin’s Junto Society in the late 1700’s, and modeling the spirit of The Clapham Circles formed by William Wilberforce in England in the same time period, these gatherings have been hosted at the Homestead since 2000.
Each convening of The Junto Table features a moderated discussion related to propositions brought to the Table by Society members relating to the subjects of philosophy, history, culture, political economy and theology, and connected as appropriate to specific calls to action that foster a more flourishing society.
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