After Dinner Conversation (February, 2021)
Philosophy | Ethics Short Story Literary Magazine
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"After Dinner Conversation" Magazine - February 2021
- People Used To Die Every Day: A young man is caught in a lie to his partner; he has been illegally "sleeping" at night.
- Pandora's Dreams: A new technology allows the recording, playback, and sale of dreams.
- The Library Of Gromma: A young boy must protect the machine that preserves the memories of his grandmother and his community.
- The Human Experience: A married couple negotiates the genetic future of their unborn child.
- Simon: A man is on trial because he killed the devil.
- Father Dale's Drive-Thru Exorcisms: A semi-retired couple living out of their RV decides to follow a traveling tent revival and offer drive-thru exorcisms for extra cash.
- Community Of Peers: A foreigner wanders into a remote village just before a convicted criminal is about to be punished and is asked to throw the first stone.
After Dinner Conversation believes humanity is improved by ethics and morals grounded in philosophical truth. Philosophical truth is discovered through intentional reflection and respectful debate. In order to facilitate that process, we have created a growing series of short stories across genres, a monthly magazine, and two podcasts. These accessible examples of abstract ethical and philosophical ideas are intended to draw out deeper discussions with friends, family, and students.
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