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Being Triggered as a Professor

Daniel Orlando Álvarez, Pentecostal Theological Seminary

Being Triggered as a Professor I have noticed that some students are quick to throw loaded terms without knowing exactly what they mean, or they erroneously assume they know what they mean. Maybe you can relate. For example, I was teaching a Contemporary Theologies course and I was discussing German ...

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