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Culture, Philosophy, Religion

The Right to Education? (Pt. 6)

Over the last 5 posts (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5) I have compared and contrasted … Continue reading The Right to Education? (Pt. 6)

Culture, Philosophy, Religion

The Right to Education? (Pt. 5)

In The Right to Education? (Pt. 4) I laid out both Wayne Grudem and Michael Walzer’s proposed soultions to education inequality. … Continue reading The Right to Education? (Pt. 5)

Culture, Philosophy, Religion

The Right to Education? (Pt. 4)

In my last post I laid out what Wayne Grudem and Michael Walzer take to be a major issue in … Continue reading The Right to Education? (Pt. 4)

Culture, Philosophy, Religion

The Right to Education? (Pt. 3)

Last time I introduced the participants (so to speak) in our discussion about the right to education. Both participants come … Continue reading The Right to Education? (Pt. 3)

Culture, Philosophy, Religion

The Right to Education? (Pt. 2)

Last time I opened up our discussion of the right to education with a couple of quotes from Ron Sider: … Continue reading The Right to Education? (Pt. 2)

Culture, Philosophy, Religion

The Right to Education? (Pt. 1)

Education is an issue that has always been plagued by controversy. Sometimes the issues involve curriculum and what is permissible … Continue reading The Right to Education? (Pt. 1)

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