Thomas Aquinas College
Santa Paula, CA:
The First Week Comes to an End
Students greatly enjoyed this morningâs class and its discussion of Pascalâs Wager . The conversation focused on the terms of the wager and their implications â the finite vs. the infinite, the difference between pleasure and true happiness, the existence of objective truth and morality, and whether we are capable of recognizing them. A good many students attended the midday Mass shortly afterward.
At lunch students looked forward to this afternoonâs class, which examined St. Thomasâ proof for the existence of God in the order of nature, complemented by the microcosm of that order on display in…
More than Just a Week
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Cooperativas, SACCOs, credit unions and financial cooperatives may have different names around the world—but our DNA shines through collaborative initiatives like World Council of Credit Unions’ Global Classroom. This unique platform for professional exchange brings together dedicated professionals from around the world through a variety of face-to-face learning opportunities designed to highlight impactful strategies for …
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Have You Hit Anyone Up This Week?
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52 Weeks of Giving teaching more than kindness
It started eight years ago with a mom who just wanted to teach her kids about the world around them and how to give back.
