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Philosophy: Introduction to Early Modern Philosophy

We will begin with a brief review of the history of philosophy immediately prior to the period, and end with the synthesis of Immanuel Kant and the beginnings of German Idealism.

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Philosophy: Ethics

This is an introduction to moral philosophy using Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics as the primary text.

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How to Battle Relativism, Nihilism, and Other Errors

Truth matters. When confronted with claims that morality is relative, individual, or changing, how will you respond?

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Early Greek Philosophy

Sign up for this course and learn how early Greek philosophy continues to influence modern thought in our society, politics, and religion. You will discover why Greek philosophy is key to in role of reason and inquiry. You will also uncover why the study of philosophy is important for all students to master.

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Ancient Heresies and Their Modern Counterparts

Sign up for this course and learn about the major heresies of Church History – what they are, how they began, and how they spread. You’ll also learn how the heresies of the Early Church connect with the heresies of today. Most importantly, join us in learning how to counter false teachings and share the Truth of Christ’s Church.

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Environmental Science: Catholic Perspectives on Stewardship of Creation

Join this discussion-based, upper-level science course to learn about the environment from a Catholic perspective— we will cover topics ranging from ecology and geology to physical geography (oceanic and atmospheric processes) and hydrology. This is a rigorous college preparatory course that explores the integration of our systematic planet.

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Making of the Modern World, Part Two

This course examines how the Modern World --- our world --- came to be. It looks at the revolutionary ideas that created, first in Europe and then the entire world, an understanding of man and his relationship to God, the Church, and the state that was in many respects radically different from the understanding of these things that prevailed in the Middle Ages.

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Making of the Modern World, Part One

This course examines how the Modern World -- our world -- came to be. It looks at the revolutionary ideas that created, first in Europe and then the entire world, an understanding of man and his relationship to God, the Church, and the state that was in many respects radically different from the understanding of these things that prevailed in the Middle Ages.

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Philosophy of Mathematics

Sign up for this course to learn why anyone would ever think to couple philosophy—one of the most abstract and difficult areas of human inquiry—with the “high-school-terror” that is mathematics! Philosophers of mathematics engage such questions at a fundamental level. What is quantity? What are numbers? Is mathematics a human construct, or does it describe real features of the real world? These questions, and more importantly their answers, supply us with good reason to hope for clarity and certitude in an increasingly skeptical world.

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Philosophy 101: What do Philosophers do and how do they do it?

Aristotle famously said, “all men by nature desire to know.” For over 2600 years, philosophers have grappled with life’s profound questions. Seeking answers, they left their conclusions behind, along with the arguments supporting them. In this course, we will be studying some of the better-known philosophical arguments in light of the issues they have addressed.

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A World Without God

St. John tells us, “You have heard that the antichrist is coming, even now many antichrists have come. This is how we know it is the last hour.”

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A World without God

When man turns his back on God, his utopian dreams turn to dystopian realities. This multidisciplinary literature course will examine the very modern horrors and irrationalities of a world without God.

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An Introduction to The Summa Theologica by St. Thomas Aquinas, Part One

Learn how to reason and understand Thomistic philosophy in this relatable course that simplifies the complex for your student. Get easy-to-understand philosophy at its very best.

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An Introduction to The Summa Theologica by St. Thomas Aquinas, Part Two

Learn how to reason and understand Thomistic philosophy in this relatable course that simplifies the complex for your student. Learn how to think intelligently about God and the world He made -- and how to exercise reason in its highest form. Get easy-to-understand philosophy -- and complete your understanding with Part Two!

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Early Greek Philosophy

Sign up for this course and learn how early Greek philosophy continues to influence modern thought in our society, politics, and religion. You will discover why Greek philosophy is key to in role of reason and inquiry. You will also uncover why the study of philosophy is important for all students to master.

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Great Questions in Philosophy

In this upper-level course, learn the historically-prominent philosophical problems from different angles to bring understanding. At the end of the semester you will be equipped to address many of the great questions in philosophy today.

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Conversion of Mind and Heart

What is conversion? How have famous converts throughout history turned their minds and hearts toward God? In what ways do we resist conversion? How can learning about the process of conversion better prepare each of us to receive grace into our lives? In this course, we will look at “turning toward the truth” from Plato to famous converts of the 21st century.

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Conversion of Mind and Heart

Conversion is at the center of Christ’s call to each of us. It is a lifelong process that begins when we turn toward our Lord and away from sin, but it is an ongoing process, one that is renewed each day, and that requires a lifetime of humility and struggle. And yet we hear very little about conversion in the modern Church, about repenting and seeking the grace of sanctification, of being made holy, of approaching perfection or “maturity in Christ.” What is the essence of conversion and how can we live it out?

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Critical Thinking, Catholicism, and History

Modern sources of news and entertainment are cleverly designed to compel, persuade, sensationalize, and attract attention. The purpose of this class is twofold: to both teach students how to think critically about the information they encounter, as well as how to construct well-written arguments with appropriate, supporting source material. Few people in our society realize that the true benefit of studying history goes beyond the simple lessons of the past. Rather, by giving critical analysis to the interpretations of the past, students can themselves learn to identify and scrutinize sources of information and form their own opinions with greater wisdom.