The Abbey community practices the debates they wrote with each other.

Helping the class practice different answers that the defender can give in response to statements made by the challenger.

Leading short debates going through the five answers a defender can give to a challenger.

Covering the various responses a challenger can make to the defender.

Explaining the various responses a defender can give to the challenger in a debate, and demonstrating how to 'spell out your answers.'

Venerable Sangye Khadro continues teaching on the first root affliction of attachment and moves onto the second root affliction of anger.

Venerable Sangye Khadro reviews what is virtue and non-virtue and begins the first root affliction of attachment.

Reading from “The Defender’s Answers” in Chapter 23 “Procedures in Debate,” covering the four kinds of answers a defender can give to a challenger’s statements

Reviewing syllogisms and consequences as argument forms and discussing debate protocols and sets of the defender's possible answers to challenger's arguments.

Venerable Sangye Khadro explains virtuous mental factors #7-11, encouraging discussion about how to cultivate them in our daily life.