It is a personal belief that liberal arts education can prevent the pathology of sociocentric thinking by challenge people to seek the truth for themselfs. After taking a philosophy class from a small community class is when I got my first “lightbulb” moment. The discussion at some point was about "God" and how do we know there is one. Well, needless to say there was some sococentric thiking, but he challenged me to think for myself and not go alone with the group. Therefore, so far in college, taking liberal arts classes has personally prevented the pathology of sociocentric at least in three specific courses. The first class taken was a philosophy class taught at a local community college by Dr. Tuggle. He challenged me to abandon the sociocentric
