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AMDG. Â The high school years are formative as teenagers develop autonomy and independence in the world. Â In this episode, theology teachers Dan Angel, Brendan Murphy, and Nick Senz share their experiences of and perspectives on teaching apologetics, morality, and more to high schoolers. Â The conversation includes discussions of open question boxes and cultural references in class, connecting on an interpersonal social level with their students, and how they respond to resistance and skepticism from their students about cultural and societal big questions.
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51³Ô¹Ïcast episodes mentioned & relevant:
- with Dan & Bobby Angel
- with Brendan Murphy & Wes Stratman
- with Nick Senz & Chrissy Almanzar
- discussing 51³Ô¹Ï’s preschool program
- with Dr. Matthew Minerd, which briefly discusses 51³Ô¹Ï’s twelfth grade theology course
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Related links: Â
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- bibles for children and youth
- Bishop Robert Barron at
- by Joseph Ratzinger
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