After prepping your minds to discern the truth from the fallacies, we will put you to the test!
Those who participated in Master class and their parents are invited to a special showing of "God's Not Dead" at 6 pm on Thursday night, Sept. 18th at the Biesingers. Come for a potluck dinner, the movie, and an awesome discussion to follow. It will be either hawaiian haystacks, a baked potato bar, or taco salad, so please vote for your preference below if you are planning on coming :).
Please bring your scriptures! We will be reading Alma 30 together before watching the movie and comparing and contrasting the anti-Christ Korihor with characters in the movie, as well as other delicious parallels.
"...a way to reach higher, dream bigger, grow stronger, love and honor God, live with more joy..." -Alex & Brett Harris
Friday, August 15, 2014
Friday, August 8, 2014
Sept 17: Eureka Journeyman Class at Biesinger's 9:30-noon
Eureka 2014-2015: the Beginnings of an Explosive Era!
Helping train your minds to think
logically and discern truth
Explosions Of Truth!
1. Read
Moroni 10:3-5 and do a word study on the word “truth.” Identify some absolute truths and consider
the possibility of a “hierarchy of truths” (look up “hierarchy” if you don’t
know what it means). Come to class
prepared to turn in your word study and discuss this idea with us!
2. Explosion Expert Demonstration by Zach
Moore (contact him if you want to help with it)
3. Euclid:
Study the Definitions, Postulates and Common Notions. (I recommend drawing them
out.) http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/java/elements/bookI/bookI.html#props
Look up words that are unfamiliar to you. Bring a compass if you have one to draw
circles with.
5. Read
about the Fallacy 3: Tu Quoque: arguments that assume that a rival's recommendation should be discounted because the rival does not always follow it himself" pages 42-46 of "The Art of Argument" or this scanned document (please let me know if it doesn't work!). Find an example from the news or an ad that
is an example of this fallacy (not one in the book).
6. Brush up on your chess! Let's strategize!
Explosions Of Discovery!
-research
more of a point of interest from the book, write a paper, or prepare a
presentation to share with us what you learned
-draw a
picture of, research, or try to recreate one or more of the different inventions that people came up with
-make a
graphic summary of one or more parts of the book (make sure to include the
title, summary, and “take-home message”). Be prepared to turn it in.
-make a map
of the different voyages people went on in the book
-teach
someone else how they used the clocks to determine the longitude
-think about and write a one-page paper how humility either was there or wasn't and how having it could have made a difference. Use evidence or examples from the book where you can. (Please write "feedback" on the paper if you want corrections.)
-what did
you think of the people the book included?
What did you like and what did you not like about them?
-read up on the current Longitude Prize: Follow the link to read more on these case studies, Click on each individual case study to see what is being developed to win The Longitude Prize. This is very interesting.
-read up on the current Longitude Prize: Follow the link to read more on these case studies, Click on each individual case study to see what is being developed to win The Longitude Prize. This is very interesting.
Jonathan O’Halloran and Elaine Warburton, QuantuMDx, UK
QuantuMDx is a handheld laboratory that will deliver complex
diagnostics in minutes, at minimal cost, in any setting across the
globe.
Professor Aman Russom - KTH Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm, Sweden
Aman Russom's work focuses on applying chemical engineering to diagnostic microfluidics.
Class held at Biesinger's house, Thursday Sept. 18, from 9:30-12.
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