1.
Christianity – teachings of the Gospel of Christ GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP
Islam – submission, wholeness, and peace
Buddhism – awareness, wisdom and awareness path to
self development
2. Religious reciprocity – self actualization,
realization and salvation
3. Secularization
Secularism – right to be free from religious teaching or
neutrality on matters of belief from government
imposition (In Middle East, you may not practice the
religion of the company)
Secularization – process of change in education, art,
morality, and society in general, making it free from
religious influence or control
ROLE OF RELIGION IN GLOBALIZATION
Relationship between states affects international
relationship and transform world systems in the process
of globalization of religion.
The religion should not divide but to unite.
Spread of religion in Globalization:
1. Colonization
2. Military conquest
3. Missionary
4. Trade and commerce (traders and businessmen;
establish community)
Islam – protects their religion and they go military
conquest – crusade or holy war
Religion the seat of one’s soul that unifies all his
relationship and actions
St. Augustine of Hippo – My heart is restless until it rest
in God.
Citizenship – relationship between an individual and a
state to which the individual owes allegiance and in turn
is entitled to its protection
Citizenship – it is a status of freedom with
accompanying responsibilities. We have our rights and
duties
When you have privilege, you have responsibilities.
Ctiziensihp
- Legal status
- Identification with the state
- Sense of belonging to a community
- Membership as equal among others
- An entitlement to make claims against the state
- Alternately compulsory (innate; natural to us) or
voluntary (you can be dual citizen; you can
apply citizenship to the other countries)
o Filipino born out of the country, they
are still Filipino citizenship; by blood
and by soil
- It can be active or passive
o You cannot vote in their country
(passive) but you can vote to your own
country via embassy (active)
- Broadly moral or strictly legal
- Citizenship is based on principles of eqality
Global citizenship – we observe what is universal;
bigger aspects; multi-faceted
Global citizen -ways that individuals, social groups,
places and regions are differently situated in the
flows and establish interconnections in globalization
- A person who not by birth or naturalized
children but a member of political community,
owing allegiance to the community and entitled
to enjoy all its civil rights and protection.
WORLD-CULLTURE PERSPECTIVE
Global culture is emerging, a culture characterized by
diversity but also by a commonality in the recognition of
the centrality of human rights.
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cooperation. 14. onal levels

It expand that human rights shape and justify that

human person

Neoliberalism perspective (New)

- A reciprocal process that involves the

production and organization of knowledge,
policies, and practices that will regulate, shape
and steer behavior of individuals in the social
body.

Planetary Vessel Discourse

- Rising world concern for universal human rights,

but it also recognizes the explosion of new
global problems cutting across national
boundaries, such as health, peace,
environmental degradation and global warming
and safety.

Human rights are the most universalized rights of the

citizen and are thus considered the cornerstone of the
transitional conception of citizenship. It is rooted in
ethics and implies a single moral community.

EIGHT CHARACTERISTICS OF GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP

1. Access and solve problems as member of a

global society
2. Cooperate and be responsible with others in
performance of roles and duties
3. Understand, accept and tolerate cultural
differences
4. Analytically critical and systematic
5. Resolve conflict in a nonviolent manner
6. Adopt a consumption habits that protect the
environment
7. Be sensitive toward and defend human rights
8. Participate in politics at local, national and
internati
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