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In no more than three (3) sentences, answer the following questions:

a. Why did the Catholic Church actively oppose the passing of the Rizal Bill?

The Catholic Church actively oppose the passing of the Rizal Bill due to the anti

critical themes. It claims that it would violate freedom of conscience and religion. In

addition, the Church wanted to erase that shameful part of our Philippine history

where its priests were more engrossed with temporal power than everlasting life and

the teachings of Christ.

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b. What provision from the Rizal Bill allowed the government to approve it that answers

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the arguments provided by the Catholics Church?

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The Rizal law is restricted by the Christian church. Additionally, Catholic schools, in
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protests, threatened to close down if the bill was approved. However, Recto quickly
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rebutted that if that were to happen, schools would be nationalized (which the church
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clearly did not want).

c. Did the Church’s views on the study of Jose Rizal’s life and works changed over the
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years? Why or why not?

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Today, issues between the government and the religious sector have been more

prevalent than ever. Although this time, it’s not just the Catholic Religion that has
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stake in government affairs. Some religions have their candidates while those

opposing their beliefs were criticized heavily, swaying public opinion.

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2. In no more than three (3) sentences, answer the following questions:

a. What is Rizal Law all about?

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 According to Republic Act 1425 give rise to the implementation or the rizal course as

a requirement to all students who are endrolled in different colleges and universities.

Rizal Law to strengthen our sense of nationalism in our hearts and minds, and also it

will also teach us lessons from all the events that had happened during our history.

This law calls for an increased sense of nationalism from the Filipinos during a time

of a dwindling Filipino identity.

b. Why do we need to study the Rizal Law?

Republic act 1425 or known as Rizal law which made Rizal subject a compulsory to

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all college students is very important. It is important to us to recognized the relevance

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rizal’s ideas, thoughts & life values present conditions in the community and our

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country. and also to develop an understanding and appreciation of the qualities,
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behavior and character of rizal as well as his thoughts and ideas and personal

discipline. In that way, student critical thinking would be developed more.

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c. What can you benefit from studying Jose Rizal’s life and works?
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In this way we was able to woke up the heart of the filipino and give the will to fight

for their own freedom. We will not only benefit but also learn to appreciate the efforts
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and achievements of our own Filipino ancestors. This could be a strong passion and

determination to set free a country that deserves liberty.

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3. Why did Rizal consider Cervantes “the best writer of art and virtue” in his literary piece,
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“The Council of the Gods (El Consejo del los Dioses)?” Justify your answer in no more

than three (3) sentences.

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Rizal considered Cervantes in his literary piece because Cervantes works with centered

around social reform and has a rule reason. He also said that Cervantes has a strongly

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 guides human passions. Lastly, Cervantes is a true human who works with his true

purpose.

4. What drove the Filipinos to actively pursue Rizal’s literary works in their quest for

national identity? Justify your answer in no more than three (3) sentences.

Rizal is really a brilliant person. He fought woth out any weapon but instead he fought

with only his knowledge and a pen. He wrote some novels that awaken the heart of

filipinos that time. In this way we was able to woke up the heart of the filipino and give

the will to fight for their own freedom.

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