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  • Thales of Miletus: The First Greek Philosopher

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    SLIDE 1: Title Slide “Thales of Miletus: The First Greek Philosopher” Okay, picture this: It’s around 585 BCE. Two armies—the Lydians and the Medes—are locked in a brutal battle. Swords clashing, blood everywhere, the whole nine yards. And then… the sun starts to disappear. Now, if you’re a soldier in 585 BCE, you know EXACTLY…

  • The Philosophy of Philo of Alexandria: Bridging Worlds

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    SLIDE 1: Title Slide “The Philosophy of Philo of Alexandria: Bridging Worlds” Here’s a question I want you to sit with for a moment: What happens when two completely different worlds collide? Not in conflict—but in conversation? Because that’s exactly what we’re going to explore today. We’re talking about a philosopher you’ve probably never heard…

  • The Philosophy of Appollonius of Myndus

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    Slide 1 Alright, I need to tell you about someone who was right about something for two thousand years before anyone could prove it. Two. Thousand. Years. Imagine that. Imagine seeing something so clearly, understanding something so profoundly, that you’re correct about a fundamental truth of the universe  and then humanity takes twenty centuries to…

  • The Philosophy of Anaxagoras: Mind, Matter, and the Cosmos

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    Slide 1 Picture this: Athens, 450 BCE. The most powerful democracy in the ancient world. The cultural and intellectual center of civilization. Philosophy, drama, art—everything that will define Western culture for the next two thousand years is happening right here, right now. And in the middle of all this brilliance, there’s a man standing in…

  • Why We Should Study Philosophy

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    Slide 1 Today, we will delve into the compelling reasons why the study of philosophy is not only relevant but crucial in our modern world. Let us begin with a fundamental understanding of what philosophy is—often described as the love of wisdom, philosophy invites us to explore the very fabric of our existence, challenging us…

  • Introduction to The History of Philosophy

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    slide 1 Welcome, everyone, to our exploration of the rich and intricate history of philosophy. Today, we embark on a journey through the philosophical traditions that have emerged over the millennia, tracing the intellectual evolution that has shaped human understanding and continues to resonate in our contemporary lives. Philosophy, at its core, is the profound…

  • The History of Occult Magic

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    Slide 2 As we embark on this exploration, it is crucial to understand that the term “occult,” derived from the Latin “occultus,” signifies that which is hidden, secret, or not readily apparent. Therefore, occult magic, in its broadest sense, pertains to systems of knowledge and practice that aim to access and manipulate hidden or unseen…

  • Homer: The Legendary Greek Poet

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    slide 1 We embark on an enchanting journey into the heart of ancient Greece, a world that lies dormant in the pages of history but is vibrantly alive through the words of its greatest poet: Homer. Although shrouded in the mists of time, this legendary figure has indelibly shaped Western literature, and his influence echoes…

  • Homer’s Odyssey: An Epic Journey

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    Slide 1 Welcome, everyone, to today’s lecture on Homer’s “Odyssey,” a monumental work that stands as one of the cornerstones of Western literature. This epic narrative invites us to embark on an extraordinary voyage, immersing ourselves in the trials and tribulations faced by its enigmatic hero, Odysseus. Through the pages of this timeless tale, we…

  • Christianity: An Exploration of Faith and Beliefs

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    slide 1 Today, we embark on an enlightening journey through one of the world’s most influential religions: Christianity. With over two billion adherents spread across the globe, Christianity is not just a set of beliefs; it is a rich tapestry woven from centuries of faith, tradition, and cultural evolution. Our exploration begins with the life…