Teacher Prolotheos:
Some things are easy to classify as either right or wrong and others are not. When a recognized good, generous public figure, is accused, condemned and sentenced to death for a fictitious crime like sedition, as the Judaic authorities did to Jesus of Nazareth, it is not difficult to see the injustice of such a judgment. When, the case for example is to classify as wrong an act of revenge which even agrees with the old commandment — ‘an eye for an eye’ — it is not so easy. However, Jesus, left no doubt that, revenge, although acceptable in the olden days, is unacceptable in the Kingdom of God. He taught: ‘do not resist an evil person. If anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to them the other cheek also.’ Therefore, revenge is wrong; but why is it?

Teacher: Monjoronson 
Topics:

• The Escalating, Disruptive Political and Military Situations;
• Equal Protection Pacts among Nations;
• Refrain from Making Rash Decisions as a Nation;
• Divine Justice Versus Human Justice;
• Integrating Divine Law into Human Society;
• Our Legal System Reflects the Morality of Our Culture;
• A Proactive Moral Base;
• The Problem of Terrorism;
• Forming a New Type of Political Party;
• Changing the World’s Culture over Time;