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Worksheet 3
Chapter 3: Values Development for Citizenship Training

Full Name: Eric John A. Modillas

Section Code: SAE
Course and Year Level: 1st Year AB Theology

Provide what are being asked for. ALWAYS SUBMIT YOUR OUTPUT IN THE MOODLE IN PDF
FORMAT ONLY. Not following this simple instruction will forfeit your chance to earn scores. You may
modify the format of the response box.

1. Define the following terms based on the textbook. Provide your own meaning in the next box. 5
points each cell for your appropriate answers.
Terms Definition according to the
textbook (the pdf material)
Pagkamaka-Diyos It is having faith in Him and
putting oneself in the hands of
the Divine Authority which is
an expression of faith in and
unconditional love for God
Pagkamaka-Tao It means loving one’s
fellowmen despite all the
shortcomings and
insufficiencies. It is grabbing
every opportunity to help one
another.
Pagkamaka-Bayan Love for the country means
abiding by the government and
its laws with trust and
confidence and actively support business, and products. It is
their policies and programs.
Pagkamaka-Kalikasan Love for the environment is
taking care of it by cleaning the treating it as the primary source
surrounding areas and
establishments, protecting our
natural resources and
ecosystem, and responsibly
manage our natural resources.
Your own meaning
Love for God is recognizing
God for who He is and doing
things that please Him. It may
be by living daily following His
will and commands, showing
care and compassion to His
creation, sharing His love to
someone else, and so much
more.
It is showing kindness to
friends, family, strangers, or
even enemies. For me, the most
accurate form of love for
fellowmen is doing good for
those who hurt you and doing
more good things for those who
did good to you.
Love for the country is simply
being loyal to it. It is
patronizing its own people,
putting one's own country
above any other in his heart.
Love for the environment is
of living as if it would be our
destruction without it because it
is. Even in the simplest acts of
care for our surroundings, it
dramatically helps our
environment.

2. Write your explanations in the box provided below.

a. Discuss the philosophy of human values in the Filipino context. (10 points)
The Filipino human values have broader unique, in some way, values compared to other
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countries. Initially, it takes us back to our native cultural and traditional way of life. It is where
we acquired and developed the values we have now. It is where we grew.

We usually focus on preserving social harmony, motivated primarily by being accepted within a
group: family, relatives, friends, and community. That is why we highlight spirituality and
family-centeredness because these two often affect every person from all walks of life. One may
be ridiculed or praised depending on one's actions. Social approval, acceptance by a group, and
belonging to a group are notable concerns. Caring about what others will think, say, or do
strongly influences Filipinos' social behavior.

There may be values that fade through time as we arrive in this modern era. But several stays the
same. Some are forgotten or not practiced anymore. Now, these open the door to new values. We
are Filipinos. We evolve and adapt to the modern world.

b. Discuss nationalism and patriotism in the Filipino context. (10 points)

Nationalism is an ideology based on the belief that an individual's patriotism and devotion to the
nation-state takes precedence over other personal or group interests. Nationalism is a relatively
new phenomenon. People have been attached to their native soil, their parents' traditions, and
established territorial authorities throughout history. Still, it wasn't until the end of the 18th
century that nationalism became a widely recognized sentiment molding public and private life
and one of, if not the greatest, single determining factors of modern history. Nationalism is
frequently wrongly considered a permanent component in political behavior because of its
dynamic energy and all-pervading quality.

Patriotism is founded on the sound principles that the country upholds, such as freedom, justice,
and equality. The patriot believes that their country's government and people are essentially good
and should work together to improve their quality of life.

3. Prepare a video-presentation demonstrating the four good citizenship values which are the Love for
God or Pagkamaka-Diyos, Love for Fellowmen or Pagkamaka-Tao, Love for Country or Pagkamaka-
Bayan, and Love for the Environment or Pagka,maka-Kalikasan. Minimum of 2 minutes, maximum
of 4 minutes. Send your output to my Telegram 09507658963. (40 points)