Also, more directly related to this course is the assumption that serious reflection on personal and social moral issues, especially as they intersect with theological and religious concerns, needs to include an element of practical, real-life experience. Plagiarism, intentional or otherwise, will be grounds for failing the course. My understanding is that letter grades, while problematic in all sorts of ways, communicate something like the following. You meet basic expectations and requirements. Dead On Arrival.
Readings are to be completed in time for class on the day indicated.
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