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Introduction To The Philosophy To The Human Person
Introduction To The Philosophy To The Human Person
Pakikipagtagpo sa Banal
I. What is Man?
- Creatura
- “Capax totius Entis”
“Sapagkat ako’y tao… kaya’t kaya kong mangahas, kaya kong magmahal,
kaya kong magtaya.”
“Napakabait ng mga amo ko hindi nga nila ako tinatrato bilang isang
katulong kundi parang isang kapuso’t kapamilya na rin. Sa katunayan
para ko na ring mga anak sina Cindy at Josh. Ang tawag na nga nila sa
akin ay “Mommy Nanny”. Masaya ako rito.
Our human role in our journey through this material cosmos is to work
on it as collaborators with God to make it a more fit place for nurturing
human persons as images of God.
It follows that the only point for God to create a material universe must
be to create it for human persons, as a gift for them to understand,
appreciate, and manage wisely and so get to know themselves and the
Giver behind it all,
and thus finally find their way back home, by a wise journey through
this world as a stepping stone, to loving communion with God from
which they came in the first place.
God himself has entered His own story by taking on a human nature like
ours in Jesus to show us how best to walk this difficult journey, to heal
our wounds along the way, and to become what we ourselves cannot
pull-off…
EUDAIMONIA: KALIGAYAHAN
1.) Aliw ng Laman?
2.) Pag-Ipon ng Kayamanan?
3.) Papuri ng Kapwa?
Halimbawa 2:
Arete bilang Tao:
YOUR VOCATION.
YOUR CALLING.
YOUR ARETE.
MESOTES
THE 5 LOVE LANGUAGES
What is your love language?
1.) Gifts
- Expressing one’s love and emotions through meaningful
gift-giving.
- The ‘gift’ may not be of great value but must be a
symbol of love & an expression of your deep knowledge
of your beloved.
Freedom as Determinism:
license to do ←—-----------------------------------> B.F. Skinner,
“doing anything Sigmund Freud
I want”
Freedom is Relational
Freedom From
- Not freedom from moral obligations but from everything that
hinders us from acting in a truly human & loving way.
● Interior Threats
- fear, ignorance, passions, psychological or physical
disability, vices (negative habits).
● Exterior Threats
- violence or threat of violence, social pressure, poverty,
influence of media, etc.
In the OT, freedom meant “freedom from” the acts and attitudes that
could destroy the community of God’s people.
Freedom For:
- Freedom has a purpose and direction!
● St. Ignatius: “The goal of our lives is to praise, love, and serve
God.” (First Principle and Foundation)
● It is “doing the good as persons-incommunity.”
● True freedom is more than “not sinning” but loving! (Love is a
verb, is a doing word.)
True freedom is not “doing anything I want” but “doing the good,”
following the loving example of Jesus Christ!
Experiencing Freedom
Free Choice Fundamental Freedom
Mutual Relationship
Free Choice & Fundamental Freedom
Person of Conscience Ring of Gyges
2.) They have the COURAGE to do what is GOOD, even at the risk of
being unpopular.
3.) They influence other students to do what is good through his
own example.
God himself has entered His own story by taking on a human nature like
ours in Jesus to show us how best to walk this difficult journey, to heal
our wounds along the way, and to become what we ourselves cannot
pull-off…