2nd quarter Flashcards

1
Q

A group of people with same
passion or interests
like a community

A

friendgroup

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2
Q

way of life in a community
traditions, customs, beliefs, code
of manners, language, religion,
arts, rituals

A

CULTURE

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3
Q

POLITICAL SOCIETY

A

Unity
Voting
Leader

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4
Q

aspirational result: “the sum total of
social conditions which allow people,
either as groups or as individuals, to
reach their fulfillment more fully and
more easily”.

A

COMMON GOOD

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5
Q

WHAT ARE THE THREE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS?

A

● respect for the person
● the social well being and development of the group
●peace

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6
Q

WHAT ARE THE THREEFOLD CORNERSTONE PRINCIPLE
OF CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACHING

A

○ HUMAN DIGNITY
○ SOLIDARITY
○ SUBSIDIARITY

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7
Q

the intrinsic value of a person
created in the image and likeness of
God and redeemed by Christ

A

HUMAN DIGNITY

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8
Q

the coordination of society’s
activities in a way that supports the
internal life of the local communities

A

SUBSIDIARITY

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9
Q

refers to the virtue enabling the
human family to share fully the
treasure of material and spiritual
good

A

SOLIDARITY

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10
Q

summary of human dignity?

A

everyone is special

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11
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summary of common good?

A

what is BEST for everyone

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12
Q

summary of subsidiarity?

A

People should have a SAY!

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13
Q

summary of solidarity?

A

we are all one big family

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14
Q

comprises organizations that are not
associated with government—including
schools and universities, advocacy
groups, professional associations,
churches, and cultural institutions.

A

CIVIL SOCIETY

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15
Q

Examples of Civil Society

A

NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
(NGO’s)
COOPERATIVES
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
CHURCH

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16
Q

Examples of Civil Society

A

NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
(NGO’s)
COOPERATIVES
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
CHURCH

17
Q

“Civil society exists for the common good,
and hence is concerned with the interests of
all in general, although with individual
interests also in their due lace and degree.”

A

pope leo XIII

18
Q

“Civil society exists for the common good,
and hence is concerned with the interests of
all in general, although with individual
interests also in their due lace and degree.”

A

pope leo XIII

19
Q

4 PURPOSES OF THE CHURCH

A

✓ Teaching Biblical Doctrines
✓ Providing a place for fellowship
✓ Observing the Lord’s supper
✓ Pray

20
Q

God created the human person as a
rational being, conferring on him the
dignity of an individual who can
initiate and control his actions

A

FREEDOM IN THE OLD TESTAMENT

21
Q

Man is ‘rational and, therefore, like
God. He is created with free will and is
master over his acts.’

A

FREEDOM IN THE OLD TESTAMENT

22
Q

the power to do what we ought to
do, the power to choose the good,
the true and the beautiful that will
vanquish fear every time.

A

THE AUTHENTIC FREEDOM

23
Q

a way of life characterized by the
constant experience of inner
peace, out of which we are free to
openly share the gifts that God
gave u

A

AUTHENTIC FREEDOM

24
Q

this are an important source of information
for both citizens and government.

A

Role of Civil Society

25
Q

GIVE 5 AUTHENTIC FREEDOM:

A

■ NOT BEING A SLAVE TO ONE’S OWN SELF
■ BEING INCLUSIVE INSTEAD OF BEING INDIVIDUALISTIC
■ THE ABILITY TO UNDERGO REPENTANCE
■ THE FREEDOM IS TO DO THE GOOD, TO SERVE AND LOVE AUTHENTICALLY
■ JESUS IS THE EPITOME OF TRUE FREEDOM

26
Q

The Church goes on to cite the
obligation for public authorities to
respect fundamental and
inalienable rights

A

RESPECT FOR THE PERSON

27
Q

The Church goes on to call
‘development’ the epitome of all
social duties and insists public
authorities “arbitrate…between
various particular interests” to
attain it

A

THE SOCIAL WELL BEING AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE GROUP

28
Q

The Church notes the proper
responsibility of public authorities
to ensure the security of society,
through morally acceptable
means.

A

PEACE

29
Q

monitor government policies and actions
and hold government accountable

A

role of civil society

30
Q

deliver services, especially to the poor and
underserved

A

role of civil society

31
Q

defend citizen rights and work to change
and uphold social norms and behaviors

A

role of civil society

32
Q

engage in advocacy and offer alternative
policies for government, the private sector,
and other institution

A

role of civil society