Being A Servant: Internal Reflection Leading to Actions of Community and Peace

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Being A Servant: Internal Reflection Leading to Actions of Community and Peace

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Religion and Other Disciplines > Religion and Ethics > Social Ethics

Instructor: Thomas J. Neuville

Institution: Millersville University

Course Year: 2005

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A 2005 course by Thomas Neuville at Millersville University brings together "self-reflection, keen awareness of the world around them and positive social action."