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    This document contains a learning activity with 3 questions about Jose Rizal and the retraction of his statements against the Catholic Church and Spanish government. It provides responses to each question. For the first question, the response is that Rizal did not retract his statements and there is no proof that he did. For the second question, the response says they would tell Rizal it is useless to retract and he will be executed anyway, so he should stay firm in his writings. For the third question, the response states Rizal's supposed retraction would have no impact on the Philippine revolution as it was already underway when he was supposed to retract.

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    This document contains a learning activity with 3 questions about Jose Rizal and the retraction of his statements against the Catholic Church and Spanish government. It provides responses to each question. For the first question, the response is that Rizal did not retract his statements and there is no proof that he did. For the second question, the response says they would tell Rizal it is useless to retract and he will be executed anyway, so he should stay firm in his writings. For the third question, the response states Rizal's supposed retraction would have no impact on the Philippine revolution as it was already underway when he was supposed to retract.

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    Reading in Phil. History Lesson 9

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    Learning Activity:

    Answer the given questions below:

    1. Do you think that Rizal would retract his statements?

    - No, Rizal did not retract. Although there were many opinions and evidences presented by various
    authors as to whether Rizal did or did not retract. Nonetheless, until now there is no proof or any
    justification to end the debate. When Rizal's family requested for the original copy, it was said that it
    was lost.

    2. Hypothetically, supposed that Dr. Jose Rizal did retract his statements against the Catholic Church

    and the Spanish government, and you were given the chance to talk to Jose Rizal, what would you

    say to him about his retraction?

    - I will tell him it is useless to retract; what was done or written is done or written; he will be salvaged
    anyway. Better stay firm to what you have written. And curse them before you have your last breath.

    3. How do you think the history of the Philippines be written if it were true that Rizal retracted and

    that he was not executed as a result? Could there had been a revolution?

    - Rizal’s ‘retraction’ has nothing to do with the revolution as the revolution was already raging by the
    time he was supposed to retract. It has everything to do with his Catholic faith, which, at that
    moment, was virtually non-existent.

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