oIncluded
below are two semesters of documented college lectures, involving many
controversial topics. The unifying theme is that truth
is designed to determine politics, rather than that
politics is designed to determine truth.
oLast Revised December 23, 2008
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Raymond J. Jirran
o1952, Saint Ignatius High School, Cleveland,
Ohio, classical curriculum with four years of Latin and two years of Attic
(Homeric) Greek.
o1959 A.B. Saint Joseph's Seminary College,
Washington, D.C. in preparation to work in the Black Apostolate as a Roman
Catholic Josephite priest. I left two years before ordination with a
concentration in philosophy.
o1960 B.S. in Ed.KentStateUniversity,
minors in General Science and History
o1961 M.A.KentStateUniversity, "Racial Tensions in Ohio Politics:
1865-1871" thesis
o1972 Ph.D.KentStateUniversity, cognate area
in Sociology and Anthropology, "Cleveland and the Negro Following World
War II" dissertation topic
o1998 retirement Thomas Nelson Community College.
I took additional course work to teach Political Science in the VirginiaCommunity College System. For
twenty-eight years I proudly taught Black History.
The index to the Catholic
Biblical Quarterly (CBQ) begins in 2001, Vol. 63, No. 1, to the present
Vol. 70, No. 4 (October 2008). As of December 23rd, the index is at least 407
pages.
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