3RDQ MASTERY TEST 2 Flashcards
prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or control
oppression
the use of violence, coercion, and corruption that makes life easier for some and harder for others
oppression
“enslaving” situations
oppression
suffering of the filipinos during the time of marcos
loss of human rights
disrespect for human dignity
deprivation of material things
victims of oppressive situations in the philippines-marcos time
Political (oppositions) Media (closure of tv stations) Human Rights Advocates Farmers Indigenous People Laborers Majority of the People
the filipinos way to counter act the oppressive situation
people power
people power showed
Unity of the People (madre, pari, sundalo)
Love for fellow Filipinos
Sharing in one’s struggle
who were oppressed during the time of jesus
the poor and oppressed
could not support themselves (dependent on the charity of others)
the poor and oppressed
suffered loss of human dignity
the poor and oppressed
deprived of material things
the poor and oppressed
who are the others that were also considered poor and oppressed
sick (unable to work - blind, deaf, mute, cripple)
widows, women, children (not offered jobs)
unskilled day laborers (shepherds, farmers, fishermen)
how did jesus denounce oppression
by his teachings on genuine love for god and love for neighbor (radical love of Jesus)
he shows us that we must love all people, not just those who are nice to us; lovable
radical love of jesus
loving the “unlovable”
radical love of jesus
who are considered unlovable
poor, sinners, enemies
through genuine love and concern
radical love of jesus
the conscience of society
church
may include activities like bribery
corruption
is a form of dishonesty or a criminal activity undertaken by a person or organization with a position of authority
corruption
reasons of corruption
poverty, greed, laziness, culture of pakikisama, order of those in position, injustice, election fund
why is there corruption
because of corrupt officials and the people
how many times was jesus tempted
three times
an inclination to do something contrary to the good
concupiscence
not a sin but “inclination which comes from sin and inclination to sin
concupiscence
enticement to evil, seduction to sin, and death
temptation
did not come from god to test us but the tug or lure of his own passion
temptation
is an exercise of how to be pure in heart
jesus’ way of fighting temptation
denouncing corruption of mind, body and spirit
jesus’ way of fighting temptation
showing perfect loyalty and wholehearted dedication to the father
jesus’ way of fighting temptation
constant resistance to do evil
jesus’ way of fighting temptation
the grace of the — — empowered jesus
holy spirit
it is a choice
sin
jesus as a human being showed to be fully human is to do —
what is right and to do what is pleasing to god
the call to have a clean heart is a
call to conversion
a change of mind and heart for the common good especially to the poor
conversion
a conscience that resembles that of christ: god-fearing, clean, truthful, strong, and dedicated towards the good of many
civic conscience
love has a — power
transformative
a love that goes beyond words
active love
how can love be transformative and life-giving
it must be an active love
concrete actions of active love
corporal works of mercy
great instrument for bringing men closer to one another to establish a better relationship among themselves
eucharist
sacrament of love, a sign of unity, bond of charity
eucharist
educates us in active love for neighbor
eucharist
the reason for restoration of relationship and bridging the gap caused by division in all aspects as its goal is to reconcile and be reconciled
eucharist
thought to be deceivers and thieves
tax collectors
were suspected of leading their herds onto other people’s land and robbing the produce
herdsmen
a matter of knowing the scripture
education
identifies someone’s suffering as being related to a misdeed
jewish tradition about sickness
views sickness as a result of sin
jewish tradition about sickness
for them, their sickness and suffering are afflictions sent by god as punishment for sin (one’s own sin or one’s ancestors’)
jewish tradition about sickness
jewish tradition wishes a sick person a
refuah shlema
refuah shlema meaning
complete healing
jesus restored broken relationships and bridged divisions through his
love and compassion for the people
