The canon that expounds the problem is obscure, but its gist is not difficult to guess.
The International Anticounterfeiting Coalition gave from $5,000 to $10,000 to seven colleges to offer a course (created in part by a public relations firm) that expounded on the evil of fake goods.
Maya Rudolph brought friends Oprah Winfrey and Beyonce up on stage with her, figuratively speaking, when she gave Tulane University's graduating Class of 2015 a commencement speech that expounded on the virtues of saying, "Yes, and..."...
The Chofetz Chaim, in addition to founding a yeshiva and writing a plethora of works that expounded on the religious and ethical principles of Judaism, wrote "Chofetz Chaim," from which his moniker came, which listed all forms of slander and urged devout Jews to refrain from it.
While at Stockbridge he continued to write treatises that expounded his theology, including Freedom of the Will and The End for Which God Created the World.
Women and winter sports featured prominently ("With no one are winter sports more popular than with the fair sex," read part of the text), and there was a long essay by Thomas Nelson Page titled "Christmases of the Nation" that expounded upon the history of Christmas in the United States.
I wonder if he's not channeling some of the homiletical power of his great, great grandfather Andrew Murray, a missionary to South Africa that expounded on the intricacies of Calvinist theology.
Although many unitarians have proudly flown the antitrinitarian banner, others strenuously argued that they expounded the correct trinitarian doctrine, the difference being that the former were promoting rival denominations, while the latter sought to be included in mainstream groups (i.e., traditionally trinitarian churches, or ones which were often assumed to be).
Later generations composed commentaries on the canonical Abhidharma and introduced a variety of exegetical manuals that expound the essentials of the canonical systems.
