Modern History
The Attack on Faith, Reason, and Common Sense: Historical Roots of the Modern Assault on Catholic Christianity –
1) Part 1 - Course Number: MHis 101A
2) Part 2 - Course Number: MHis 101B
Commonsense Literary Masterpieces
The Uncommon Commonsense Wisdom of Dante Alighieri’s Divine
3) Part 1 - CLM101
4) Part 2 - CLM102
5) To Be or Not to Be: Discovering the Uncommon Commonsense Aristotelian-Thomistic Influence in the World of William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. - CLM103
Philosophy
6) Philosophy/Science as Uncommon Commonsense Wisdom (Orientation Course) – Ph101
7) Introduction to the Uncommon
Commonsense Liberal Art of Philosophical Reading -Ph102
8) Listening to and Reading Platonic
Dialogues: Ion, Euthyphro, and Apology - Ph103
9) Introduction to the Uncommon
Commonsense Liberal Art of Philosophical Reading - Ph104
10) Listening to and Reading Platonic
Dialogues: Meno and Gorgias - Ph105
11) The Uncommon Commonsense Metaphysical
Wisdom of St. Thomas Aquinas and the Age-old Problem of the One and the Many - Ph106
12) The Commonsense Moral Wisdom of St.
Thomas Aquinas about the Good, the Bad, the Beautiful, and the Ugly - Ph107
13) Aristotle’s Commonsense Politics:
Modern Perspectives - Ph108
14) Aristotle’s Uncommon Commonsense
Waking Realism: Physics and Metaphysics - Ph109
15) Introduction to the Liberal Art of
Uncommon Commonsense Logic - Ph110
16) Thomistic Uncommon Commonsense
Exemplar Leadership - Ph111
17) The Uncommon Commonsense Wisdom of St.
Thomas Aquinas regarding the True, the False, the Lie, and the Fake - Ph112
18) The Uncommon Commonsense Wisdom of
Marcus Tullius Cicero in De amicitia (On Friendship) - Ph113
19) The Uncommon Commonsense Wisdom of
Marcus Tullius Cicero in De officiis (On Duties) - Ph114
20) The Uncommon Commonsense Wisdom of
the Confessions of St. Aurelius Augustine - Ph115
21) Part 1 - Ph 116A
22) Part 2 - Ph 116B
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