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    R.A. 1425, which required the study of Jose Rizal's life, works, and writings, was opposed by the Catholic Church prior to being passed. Catholic leaders argued that Rizal's novels contained teachings contrary to their faith and could negatively influence Catholic students. However, the law was ultimately passed, so while the Catholic Church saw it as a hindrance, supporters of the law who worked to have it passed considered it a victory as it ensured wider study and respect for Rizal and his contributions.

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    R.A. 1425, which required the study of Jose Rizal's life, works, and writings, was opposed by the Catholic Church prior to being passed. Catholic leaders argued that Rizal's novels contained teachings contrary to their faith and could negatively influence Catholic students. However, the law was ultimately passed, so while the Catholic Church saw it as a hindrance, supporters of the law who worked to have it passed considered it a victory as it ensured wider study and respect for Rizal and his contributions.

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    R.A. 1425, which required the study of Jose Rizal's life, works, and writings, was opposed by the Catholic Church prior to being passed. Catholic leaders argued that Rizal's novels contained teachings contrary to their faith and could negatively influence Catholic students. However, the law was ultimately passed, so while the Catholic Church saw it as a hindrance, supporters of the law who worked to have it passed considered it a victory as it ensured wider study and respect for Rizal and his contributions.

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    Assignment: Rizal’s Life and Works

    Dyna Mae Rose R. Davin

    Question: Is R.A 1425 considered a victory for the Catholic Churches?

    R.A 1425, as a matter of fact, was repeatedly opposed and unsurprisingly, before was not the
    first time that Catholic churches pressured the government into banking a work of art on the
    grounds that it is sacrilegious and blasphemous. Many cardinals before also tried to stopped the
    congress with their own point and rationale- saying novels of Rizal do contain teachings contrary
    to their faith and if, the Law would be triumphant, catholic students may be greatly affected (not
    until the Law has been passed successfully). Catholic Churches isn’t victorious as this Law or
    Act became promulgated. R.A 1425 is seen as a big hindrance and a problem to them (Catholic
    Church) due to those reasons that I have mentioned above. But on the contrary, it is quite
    victorious enough (especially to those people who did their all to pass this law) as they became
    successful on giving respect and tribute- making Rizal and his novels be widely known to
    everybody as he just truly deserve to be studied and be known.

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