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The After Dinner Scholar

The After Dinner Scholar

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Weekly conversations about the Liberal Arts and The Great Books with Wyoming Catholic College professors, board members,and guests.Copyright 2023 . All rights reserved. Christianisme Développement personnel Ministère et évangélisme Philosophie Réussite personnelle Sciences sociales Spiritualité
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  • America at 250, Episode 10: The Fourth of July and Love for America with Dr. Jim Tonkowich

    America at 250, Episode 10: The Fourth of July and Love for America with Dr. Jim Tonkowich
    Jul 2 2026

    The day after tomorrow is July 4th and the Semiquincentennial celebration. As we along with our fellow Americans celebrate the Declaration of Independence, the driving emotion should be love for our country. Why is that the case and what does love for country mean?
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    18 min
  • America at 250, Episode 9: The Habits of Freedom with Fr. Dcn. Kyle Washut

    America at 250, Episode 9: The Habits of Freedom with Fr. Dcn. Kyle Washut
    Jun 25 2026

    Even in 1630 as the Massachusetts Bay Colony was being founded—and, in fact, all the way back to Adam and Eve—the notion as liberty as “doing whatever I want to do” and liberty as doing “without fear all that is just and good” have been and still are in conflict.

    Wyoming Catholic College president, Fr. Dcn. Kyle Washut has thought a great deal about the nature of liberty or freedom and with it the nature of the American founding.
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    25 min
  • America at 250, Episode 8: Are ALL Men Created Equal? with Dr. Pavlos Papadopoulos

    America at 250, Episode 8: Are ALL Men Created Equal? with Dr. Pavlos Papadopoulos
    Jun 18 2026

    When the framers of the Declaration of Independence listed “self-evident truths,” they began with three truths that precede any sort of state: “that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” Yet about one third of the signers of the Declaration were slave owners. Wyoming Catholic College professor Dr. Pavlos Papadopoulos helps us to make some sense of that.
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    28 min
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