16 Sessions · 4 Sections · Starting July 27

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16 sessions. Four outcomes: understand what beliefs are, engage with science honestly, discuss religion without conflict, and speak clearly about who you are and what you value. Click any session to preview vocabulary, the discussion question, and homework.

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Section 1 · Sessions 1–4
The Nature of Belief
What beliefs are, where they come from, how we use language to express conviction, and what it really takes to change your mind.
Session 1
What is a belief?
beliefopinionconvictionassumptionworldviewcertaintydoubt
Monday, July 27, 2026
Session 2
Where beliefs come from
upbringingcultureinfluencebiasindoctrinationsocializationecho chamber
Thursday, July 31, 2026
Session 3
The language of conviction
assertclaiminsistmaintainarguehedgequalify
Monday, August 3, 2026
Session 4
Changing your mind
reconsiderupdatecognitive dissonanceopen-mindedstubbornconcede
Thursday, August 7, 2026
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Section 2 · Sessions 5–8
Science and Truth
How science actually works, why intelligent people doubt it, what it genuinely cannot answer, and how it shapes the societies we live in.
Session 5
How science works
hypothesisevidencepeer reviewtheoryconsensusfalsifiableempirical
Monday, August 10, 2026
Session 6
When people doubt science
skepticismdenialconspiracymisinformationdistrustanti-establishment
Thursday, August 14, 2026
Session 7
What science cannot answer
meaningconsciousnessmoralitypurposebeyondlimits of knowledge
Monday, August 18, 2026
Session 8
Science and society
policyethicsregulationinnovationpublic trustaccountability
Thursday, August 21, 2026
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Section 3 · Sessions 9–12
Religion and Faith
The vocabulary, arguments, and history of the world's most powerful belief system — and how to discuss it with intelligence and respect.
Session 9
What is religion?
faithdoctrineritualsacredseculartheologydenomination
Monday, August 25, 2026
Session 10
God, no God, and everything between
theismatheismagnosticismdeismspiritualitybelief spectrum
Thursday, August 28, 2026
Session 11
The oldest argument
cosmological argumentdesigntheodicyproofrefutationparadox
Monday, September 1, 2026
Session 12
Faith in modern life
secularizationfundamentalismtolerancepluralisminterfaithpractice
Thursday, September 4, 2026
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Section 4 · Sessions 13–16
Identity and Values
Who we are, where we belong, how beliefs divide communities — and how to say clearly, in English, what you actually stand for.
Session 13
Who are you?
identityself-conceptvaluescharacternarrativeauthentic
Monday, September 8, 2026
Session 14
Tribe and belonging
in-groupout-grouployaltysolidaritytribalismcommunity
Thursday, September 11, 2026
Session 15
When beliefs divide us
polarizationconflictcommon grounddialogreconciliationempathy
Monday, September 15, 2026
Session 16
What do you believe?
stand forcommit toarticulateintegrityconvictionvoice
Thursday, September 18, 2026

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The vocabulary and confidence to discuss science, religion, and identity in English — in 16 live sessions. Starts July 27, 2026. Seats are limited.

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