Teaching on responding to religious intolerance and hate with fortitude and compassion

Geshe Dadul Namgyal explains how syllogisms are used in Buddhist logic and debate, and answers general questions on Buddhist philosophy.

Teaching on the three types of ways we can practice the perfection of fortitude

Reviewing the debate on the four possibilities and the four possibilities without anything that is neither in debate

Finishing the discussion on modern non-virtues by exploring destructive mental actions and starting on the perfection of fortitude

Continuing Chapter Four by engaging the audience in identifying the 'four possibilities' when comparing different phenomena

Continuation on the ten paths of non-virtue as they relate to our modern age, focusing especially on the verbal non-virtues that are fostered online.

Beginning chapter four by teaching on how to use logic and reasoning to understand how categories of phenomena relate to each other.

How modern practitioners can understand the complexity of our modern context within the framework of the first three paths of nonvirtue.

Finishing Chapter Three, with advice for how to incorporate the Buddha's teachings into our lives skillfully, without contradiction.