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One room Schoolhouse shares the incredible story of George Washington Carver who came from nothing to invent items we use every day. #wallbuilders #history #Truth #americanhistory #blackhistory
Jordan Peterson HATES Being Asked If He BELIEVES In God..Welcome back to Pursuit Of Meaning, today on the channel we’re going to be talking about “Jordan Peterson HATES Being Asked If He BELIEVES In God..” if you’re excited to learn more about this then make sure you watch the whole way through because you don’t want to miss the details we have for you!Also make sure to subscribe to the channel because we post some of the best content online!#PursuitofMeaning #jordanpeterson #religion We create to inspire, hopefully, worldwide.If you’re into a motivational speech or a motivational video from Dr. Jordan Peterson, you can stop here.Here, at the “Pursuit of Meaning” channel, we transform the original content from shows, podcasts, and key-notes with Dr. Jordan Peterson, to provide the viewers with a more immersive experience. We amplify the content’s original message by making it more cinematic and easier to understand by the end consumer. If you are the legal content owner of any videos we posted on the channel and would like to remove them, please e-mail us at hello@succesonline.ro.✅ Fair Use Disclaimer1. The videos have no negative impact on the original works.2. The videos we make are used for teaching purposes.3. The videos are transformative in nature.4. We use only the audio component and tiny pieces of video footage, only if it’s necessary.☢️ We hold license for using both video footage and songs.📧 Hello@succesonline.ro- Jordan Peterson Motivation- Jordan Peterson Responsibility- Jordan Peterson Meaning- Jordan Peterson Advice- Jordan Peterson Clips- Jordan Peterson Relationships- Jordan Peterson Speech- Success Chasers- Wisdom Talks- Bite-sized Philosophy- Wise Advice Motivation- Be inspired- Motivation Madness- Chaos & Order- Better Chapter- Forever Inspired
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Keith Guinta of WipeEveryTear.org has just returned from the Philippines where the ministry team rescued trapped and exploited women from the sex trade — find the full story at WinePatch.org.
MS Student Wins Suit Over “Jesus Loves Me” Mask
Christopher Buskirk of American Greatness has a new book covering an intriguing subject, “America and the Art of the Possible: Restoring National Vitality in an Age of Decay.”
Since the founding of the first universities in the West in the eleventh century, the study of ancient Greece and Rome has been a central element of a liberal arts education. Beginning in the late nineteenth century, spurred largely by the influence of historicism, the serious study of the classics began to decline. Today it has all but disappeared from college and university curricula. This third CCA of the 2022-2023 academic year will explore the history, philosophy, and literature of classical Greece and Rome.ScheduleFebruary 54:00 p.m.“Pericles and Athenian Democracy”David WestAshland UniversityFebruary 58:00 p.m.“The Rise and Fall of the Roman Republic”Barry Strauss Cornell UniversityFebruary 64:00 p.m.“Cicero and Stoicism”Walter NicgorskiUniversity of Notre DameFebruary 68:00 p.m.“Xenophon’s Socrates”Peter AhrensdorfDavidson CollegeFebruary 74:00 p.m.“The Importance of Virgil”Anthony EsolenMagdalen College of the Liberal ArtsFebruary 78:00 p.m.“The Importance of Homer”Joshua KatzProfessor of Classics
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Since the founding of the first universities in the West in the eleventh century, the study of ancient Greece and Rome has been a central element of a liberal arts education. Beginning in the late nineteenth century, spurred largely by the influence of historicism, the serious study of the classics began to decline. Today it has all but disappeared from college and university curricula. This third CCA of the 2022-2023 academic year will explore the history, philosophy, and literature of classical Greece and Rome.ScheduleFebruary 54:00 p.m.“Pericles and Athenian Democracy”David WestAshland UniversityFebruary 58:00 p.m.“The Rise and Fall of the Roman Republic”Barry Strauss Cornell UniversityFebruary 64:00 p.m.“Cicero and Stoicism”Walter NicgorskiUniversity of Notre DameFebruary 68:00 p.m.“Xenophon’s Socrates”Peter AhrensdorfDavidson CollegeFebruary 74:00 p.m.“The Importance of Virgil”Anthony EsolenMagdalen College of the Liberal ArtsFebruary 78:00 p.m.“The Importance of Homer”Joshua KatzProfessor of Classics