Friday, January 14th

Money and Marriage

Marriage can be such a blessing: Two trusting people join hands, love and property to have, hold, share, and become one. But what if you have in mind a different kind of arrangement? Some people, instead, choose to simply marry for money. Is this a good thing? Can you think of a time when it’s ever a good idea to simply marry for money?

Post your response to these questions, explaining your reasoning and providing examples supporting your opinion. Sign your name at the beginning of your comment, then read others' comments and respond to them by name. You will receive a grade on the quality of your responses.

Lying- Wednesday, January 12th

Deception. Failing to tell the truth. Prevaricating. All of these share one common theme: Lying. Lying is something most parents teach their children is a no-no. But is lying always wrong? Can you think of times when lying is not only okay but is actually a good thing?

Post your response to these questions, explaining your reasoning and providing examples supporting your opinion. Sign your name at the beginning of your comment, then read others' comments and respond to them by name. You will receive a grade on the quality of your TWO responses.

Drugs- Tuesday, January 11th

Selling drugs on the street is a big problem in today’s society. Many drugs sold illegally can cause great harm and can oftentimes lead to unintentional death. However, many drugs can be not only helpful but can save lives. With this in mind, do you think it’s ever a good idea to sell drugs illegally? Can you think of a time when it would be beneficial to sell drugs illegally?

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Gestures - Monday, January 10th

Many societies have varying actions which are considered "social offenses." For instance, many U.S. citizens would say "giving the finger" is always socially offensive. Or is it? Do you think it's always socially offensive to make vulgar gestures? Can you think of a time when it would be acceptable to raise your middle finger at someone?


Post your response to these questions, explaining your reasoning and providing examples supporting your opinion. Sign your name at the beginning of your comment, then read others' comments and respond to them by name. You will receive a grade on the quality of your responses.