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Religious Ethics and Social Justice: Faith-Inspired Action for a Better World – Explore How Religious Beliefs And Teachings Motivate Individuals And Communities To Work For Social Justice, Advocate For The Marginalized, And Address Issues Of Inequality, Poverty, And Oppression, Examining The Role Of Faith-Based Organizations In Social Activism.

Religious Ethics and Social Justice: Faith-Inspired Action for a Better World - A Lecture (Opening slide: A picture of diverse hands reaching out to each other with a stylized globe…
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Religious Conversion: Paths to Changing Beliefs and Affiliation – Explore The Process Of Religious Conversion, Where Individuals Adopt A Different Religious Belief System Or Affiliation, Examining The Diverse Motivations For Conversion (Spiritual Experience, Social Factors, Intellectual Conviction), The Rituals Associated With Entering A New Faith, And The Personal And Social Impact Of Changing Religious Identity.

Religious Conversion: Paths to Changing Beliefs and Affiliation – A Slightly Less Dry Lecture (Professor Quillfeather adjusts his spectacles, a mischievous glint in his eye. He gestures to a screen…
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Confucianism: Ethics, Social Harmony, and Filial Piety – Explore the Philosophy of Confucius, Focusing On Ethics, Social Relationships, And The Importance Of Harmony Within Society, Emphasizing Concepts Like Ren (Benevolence), Li (Ritual/Propriety), And Filial Piety (Respect For Elders), Shaping East Asian Culture And Values.

Confucianism: Ethics, Social Harmony, and Filial Piety – A Philosophical Journey (Imagine a friendly, slightly eccentric professor standing before you, adjusting their glasses and beaming.) Alright everyone, settle in! Today,…
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The Social Contract: Why Do We Live Under Government? Explore the Philosophical Idea That Individuals Implicitly Agree to Give Up Some Freedoms in Exchange for Protection and Social Order Provided by a Government, Examining Different Versions of This Theory by Thinkers Like Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau.

The Social Contract: Why Do We Live Under Government? 🏛️🤝🤔 (A Humorous & Hopefully Illuminating Lecture on a Seriously Important Idea) Alright everyone, settle down, settle down! Grab your metaphorical…
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The Social Contract: Why Do We Live Under Government? Explore the Philosophical Idea That Individuals Implicitly Agree to Give Up Some Freedoms in Exchange for Protection and Social Order Provided by a Government, Examining Different Versions of This Theory by Thinkers Like Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau.

The Social Contract: Why Do We Live Under Government? 🏛️🤝🤔 Welcome, esteemed students of life (and forced attendees)! Today, we embark on a thrilling intellectual journey into the heart of…
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Robin Hood: Noble Outlaw, Political Rebel, or Social Justice Fighter? Unpack the Legends of the Skillful Archer Who Robbed from the Rich to Give to the Poor in Sherwood Forest, Exploring What These Enduring Stories Reveal About Social Inequality, Resistance to Tyranny, and the Timeless Appeal of the Heroic Figure Who Stands Against Injustice Outside the Bounds of the Law.

Robin Hood: Noble Outlaw, Political Rebel, or Social Justice Fighter? (A Lecture on the Enduring Legend of Sherwood's Sharpshooter) (Professor Willowbrook, Chair of Legendary Studies, clearing his throat and adjusting…
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Networking on Social Media for Career.

Networking on Social Media for Career: From Lurker to Legend 🦸‍♀️ (A Lecture for the Socially Savvy (and the Socially Terrified)) Alright, class! Settle down, settle down! Put away the…
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Flannery O’Connor’s *Everything That Rises Must Converge*: Social Change in the American South – Read a Collection of O’Connor’s Stories That Examine Racial Tensions, Social Changes, and Religious Themes in the American South During the Civil Rights Era.

Flannery O'Connor's Everything That Rises Must Converge: Social Change in the American South (Lecture Style: A slightly sardonic, slightly Southern professor with a penchant for the dramatic and a healthy…