Finals Reviewer: PART1 Flashcards

(64 cards)

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Pope Leo XIII

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Rerum Novarum

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“On the Conditions of Labor”

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Rerum Novarum

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First Social Encyclical

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Rerum Novarum

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MAGNA CARTA of the SCL

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Rerum Novarum

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Rerum Novarum, context:

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Industrial/French Revolution

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Rerum Novarum, theme:

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  • gap between rich and poor; uneven distribution of wealth
  • moral decline among the people
  • private property
  • wages and contract
  • workers’ union
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Affirms moral question: concentrations in the hands of capitalist; labor is important as the capital

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Rerum Novarum

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Is a scandal to our common humanity

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Inequality

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Self direction lead to

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Isolation among people (especially the poor)

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Affirms the legitimacy of private ownership

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Rerum Novarum

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Are more unjust when they rob people of their property

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Socialist

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Property must be made available for _____ in dire need

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Common use

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Though rightly governed by mutual consent, may not be sufficient to guarantee the JUST WAGE of a worker

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Contracts

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Can still be subjected to the manipulation and exploitation of employers

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Contracts

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Wages and contracts, there is a need for?

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Natural Justice (Procedural Fairness)

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Wages must be enough to support the needs of an upright snd honest worker

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Natural Justice

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Though suspected often as communist organizations, were supported by Church

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Unions

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18
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Are unions supported by the Church?

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Yes

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19
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Allow workers to earn enough Bargaining Power

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Unions

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Unions’ priority is to safeguard what?

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The common good

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Pope Pius XI

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Quadragesimo Anno

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“On Reconstructing the Social Order”

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Quadragesimo Anno

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Aims to form a strong national government

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Nationalist Government

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(Quadragesimo Anno) Contributed to the massive unemployment, poverty and misery among people

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Great Depression

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Themes of Quadragesimo Anno
- critique against economic dictators - principle of subsidiarity - warning against imperialism
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Are those people whose decisions have wide implications in the socio-economic system
Economic Dictators
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One of the causes of the Great Depression
Economic Dictatorship
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QA's response to the need to balance personal freedom vis-a-vis the common good and equality
Principle of Subsidiarity
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Personal Freedom
Capitalism and Democracy
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Common Good and Equality
Socialism and Totalitarian Regimes
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Quadragesimo Anno needs to be interpreted as a support both for:
- EMPOWERMENT of the lower bodies | - accountability for a RESPONSIBLE performance of their action
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Warned the rise of Imperialism
Quadragesimo Anno
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New form of Colonialism (Neo-Colonialism)
Imperislism
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Happens when a state or organization is no longer allowed to govern itself
Imperialism
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Two types of Imperialism
Economic Imperialism | Political Imperialism
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Happens because of 'economic dictators' where the socio-economic environment are dominated by the few powerful ones
Economic Imperialism
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Happens when a powerful nation exercise undue influence and dominance over a weaker nation
Political Imperiasm
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John XXIII
Mater et Magistra
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"Christianity and Social Progress"
Mater et Magistra
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There are nations who were trying to rebuild themselves after the war
Post WWII context
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After the second world war there emerged the war of IDEOLOGIES (Capitalism v. Socialism, by USA and USSR)
The EAST-WEST bloc
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The increasing animosity between the USA and USSR
The Cold War
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Increased production of nuclear weapon
The ARMS RACE
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In 1969, USA successful landed a manned craft on the moon (before the Russians did)
Space Race
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Used by US Military in 1969
Internet
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Themes of Mater et Magistra:
- principle of socialization - underdevelopment of peoples - emphasis on the social process: SJA:See-Judge-Act
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Encourages a social arrangement allowing cooperation/collab between nations
Mater et Magistra
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The primary aim of socialization
To form association/institutions
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Whose Primary task is to make everyone (especially the deprived poor) are provided with their basic needs
Association/Institutions
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Emphasizes that socialization should be complemented with the principle of Subsidiarity and Social Inclusion
Mater et Magistra
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Warns that people are poor not because they are not hardworking but are exploited
Mater et Magistra
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Laments over the differences of the social conditions among people in the rich and poor nations
Mater et Magistra
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Three stages followed in reduction of social principles into practice:
1. One reviews the concrete situation 2. One forms a judgment on it in the light (of these same principles) 3. One decides what in the circumstances can and should be done to implement these principles
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John XXIII
Pacem in Terris
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"Establishing Universal Peace in Truth, Justice, Charity, and Liberty"
Pacem in Terris
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Presented the real danger and possibility of a Nuclear War
The Cuban Missile Crisis
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Themes of Pacem in Terris:
- order and peace | - call for disarmament
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Pacem in Terris: We could only guarantee peace if...
There is proper order among the relationships of people and nations
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ORDER BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS
1. Realize that peace starts with the order of our personal relationship 2. Order in personal relations start w/ recognition of the rights of each individual 3. PT talks about Human Rights
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ORDER BETWEEN CITIZENS AND GOV'T AUTHORITIES
1. PT argues for the legitimacy of the state authorities | 2. Gov't authorities are reminded that their mandate comes from the people
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Would have to responsibly carry out the common good
Gov't Authorities
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ORDER BETWEEN NATIONS
1. Increased calls for cooperation among nations by creating Global Community 2. Appreciation of UN Orgs, and the call for it to maintain respect for the sovereignty of its member states
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The stock-piles of armaments which have been built people in various countries must be reduced by parties concerned
Disarmament
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"True and lasting peace among nations cannot consist in the possession of an equal supply of armaments but only in 'mutual trust'"
Call for Mutual Trust