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60 Cards in this Set
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Education takes
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lifetime
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c Duffy's respectful attitude
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"low achievers" do much better than expected
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Education should prepare us
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to contribute to building a just community
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For most of us our first work
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is getting an education
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"Savage Inqualities"
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Jon Kozol's study on thirty public schools
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The effect of good education
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enables students to find their unique mission
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"Justice in the world"
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1971 documents by Catholic church
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Respecting a person's dignity
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means treating her or him as a child of God
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Most pressing concern in the U.S.
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reduce the inquality across schools
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The effect of poor education
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leaves many students with low self-esteem
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Justice demands the right
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to education for all
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Disrespect for a student
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placed in an inferior class due to perception
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Zooks and Yooks in conflict
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which side of bread butter should be spread
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Education takes place
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in community for benefit of community
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East St. Louis HS
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Large classes, few supplies, limited resources
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What we are arguing over
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is nowhere near as important as our friendship
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The "inalienable" right to ed.
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is not universally respected
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An educated worker is
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better equipped to ensure rights are respected
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Unjustice in education due to
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economic and racial causes
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Classic case of caring teacher
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insisting on honoring potential of his students
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Simple living can influence all aspects of our life. Briefly explain.
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The quality / quantity of the goods we buy
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Briefly describe the connection between Matthew 6:19-21 and our study.
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Do not store up for yourselves treasures on Earth.
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The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. led a non-violent revolution for...
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the U.S. civil rights movement
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"Economic Justice for All" (1982 US Bishops) presents a vision of a just economy...
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protects the dignity of the human person (defends the defenseless)
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Mohanhas K. Ghandi (also called: "Mahatma") led a non-violent revolution...
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to free India of British control
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Jim and Joanne grew apart because of the 'big illusion'...
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to find fulfillment in "things"
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Thich Nhat Hanh travels all over the world teaching about...
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being peace
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The Buddhist monastic tredition offers a method of conflict resoltion...
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sit silently together, give your recollection of what happened, admit your shortcomings, sllow for concensus
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Just was does it mean to "wage peace"?
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courageous non-violence
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The Carter Center was founded in 1982 based on the principle that...
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everyone on earth should be able to live in peace
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Luke 6:27-35 proclaims that only goodness can truly and effectively neutralize evil...
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love your enemy
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Briefly describe the details requiired of someone who accepts a house through Habitat for Humanity
(a) hrs to volunteer to help others build their Habitat homes... (b) materials for your Habitat home paid through a... |
(a) 500 hours
(b) no-interest loan that takes 20 years to pay off |
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The Buddha meditated in order to see the difference between (1) and (2)
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(1) truth
(2) illusion |
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Acc. to Surya Das, the three stages of meditation are:
(1), (2), and (3) |
(1) centering
(2) focusing (3) releasing |
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Visualization is a way of getting closer to the source of the (1) we think of as being (2).
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(1) unreal
(2) real |
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Bowing reflects the essence of (1).
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(1) simplicity
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The Bodhisattva vow reminds us that our intention is to become (1), less (2), and more (3).
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(1) wiser
(2) selfish (3) loving |
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The primary purpose of spiritual practice is to be able to (1) and (2) with a more free and open heart.
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(1) live
(2) love |
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The principle purpose of Dharma is to alleviate suffering through (1) attention, and (2).
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(1) wise
(2) awareness |
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Global Warming
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Kayla
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Same-Sex Union
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Maddy T.
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Divorce
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Rachel S.
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An obscure individual
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Eleanor
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War
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Katherine
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Professional Women
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Julia
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Angelina Jolie
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Dannika
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Stem Cell Usage
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Francesca M.
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Oprah's School in Africa
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Maggie M.
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Britney Spears
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Bionca
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Conservation
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Cynthia
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer
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Maggie G.
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Discrimination
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Lauren
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Women's Rights
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Frenchy
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Pro-Life Issues
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Chelsea
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Capital Punishmemt (Pro)
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Hayley
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Capital Punishement (Con)
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Olivia
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The use of fur
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Lacey
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One Campaign - Save Darfur
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Amanda
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Pro-Choice Issues
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Me :]
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Godparents
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Beth
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