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Reflection: Scott Peck

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June 2, 2015

 

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This one neighbor, coincidentally, happens to be my landlord. While geographically this is an area where many people and I have things in common (the same street, trash men, taxes, etc.); it is not anything close to a "community". It lacks the communication, the freedom, and the love. While reading Scott Peck's book, I began to greatly relate to his first sense of community at Friends Seminary...
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It lacks the communication, the freedom, and the love. While reading Scott Peck's book, I began to greatly relate to his first sense of community at Friends Seminary. I was raised Quaker and attended Wrightstown Friends Meeting in Pennsylvania until I eventually moved to North Carolina to attend school...
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