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Dr. Andrew Moran's Study of Literature Lecture offers a glimpse into prospective students can expect.
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Doctrinally, the answer is a clear yes. However, historical critical considerations have long weakened confidence in that answer. Dr. Brant Pitre tackles the question in light of these newer questions with an eye to the Semitic and rabbinic modes of teaching and expression that Jesus employed.
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Dr. Gregory Roper explains the vital difference between freedom and license, highlighting how true liberty requires responsibility.
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A Roundtable Discussion with Susan Hanssen, Kathryn Jean Lopez, and Daniel Darling
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Students from the Biology Department share their personal experiences and highlands at University of university life in a Q&A with Dr. William Cody, Interim Chair of Biology at University of Dallas.
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Miguel Molina, CFO of Avocados from Mexico, reveals his inspiring personal story and the fascinating history of Avocados from Mexico, the company he leads today. An inspiring story for leaders and entrepreneurs.
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Timothy traced his journey from shock-driven contemporary art to a lifelong mission of sculpting the sacred. He reflected on the role of sculpture as a public and permanent witness to faith, the unique power of Christian iconography, and his ambition to help reclaim the cultural imagination through beauty, story and form.
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Podcast by University of Dallas, the Catholic University for Independent Thinkers