'Inherently good' diaporamas de présentation

The Church in a Post-Christian Culture

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The Pearl

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The Age of Reason

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The Lord of the Flies

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Persuasion

Persuasion. Persuasion: The Peripheral Route. Example: Native American jewelry store Robert Cialdini: Influence: Science and Practice. Heuristic. Short cut: Expensive=good Advantage: Saves time, energy, mental capacity Disadvantage: Can make costly mistakes.

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INTRODUCTION TO WORLD RELIGIONS

INTRODUCTION TO WORLD RELIGIONS. STUDENTS NAME:_______________________________. IF THE WORLD WAS A VILLAGE OF 100 People.

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Social Deviance

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Dual-Use Research Codes of Conduct: Lessons from the Life Sciences

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Unity & One God: Many Paths

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Confucius

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Worldviews At War

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Propaganda

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Romans

Romans. His Salvation. My Story. . .

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Social Contract

Social Contract. British and French Philosophers impacted the writings of the Framers for American Government. Natural Rights. Locke. Hobbes. Rousseau. Quick Review. Which Philosopher wanted a large government?. Quick Review. Man is inherently good?. Quick Review.

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ANTIGONE

ANTIGONE. Sophocles. He was educated with great care, according to the old Greek system, in which music, dancing, and gymnastics training played an important part. His instructor was Lamprus , a celebrated musician of the period, and a supporter of the antique and dignified style of music.

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Romanticism

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The many Forms of Socialism

The many Forms of Socialism. Common Themes in Socialism. Human nature: inherently good and cooperative Good of society more important than individual Belief in principles of egalitarianism among human beings

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Romanticism, Puritanism, and Rationalism

Romanticism, Puritanism, and Rationalism. By Matt Graf, Logan Kallop, Tony Pittavino, and Josh Selling. What is Puritanism?. Puritanism is a series of beliefs held mainly by the New England settlers. Was based on the teachings of John Calvin.

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The Case for Space

The Case for Space. Vocabulary for pg 129. deflect (verb). MEANING . EXAMPLE. to make something go in a different direction . One way to deflect an asteroid headed for Earth is to hit it with a spacecraft .

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Chunking

Chunking . Critical Reading Strategy. What is chunking?. Chunking is a critical reading strategy used to break complicated text into smaller, more manageable sections. Chunking can be used on lengthy and short sources, whole paragraphs, even single sentences.

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