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The Catholic Social Teaching
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Comprises of Catholic doctrine which relates to matters dealing with the collective aspect of humanity.
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Teachings that are the foundation of modern catholic teaching.
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The Five principles in the Catholic Social Teaching
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1) Life and dignity of the human person,
2) Call to family, community, and participation, 3) Rights and responsibilities, 4) Preferential option for the poor and vulnerable, 5) Dignity of work and the rights of workers. |
Life, Family Life, Rights, Poor
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Preferential option for the poor
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The teaching in which when we have to choose between the rich and the poor, we must prefer the poor ( doesn't have to be economically poor)
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Prefering someone
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Agape (Greek)
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an unconditional love for your neighbour - Greek for charity
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giving
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The Catholic Social Teaching
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Comprises of Catholic doctrine which relates to matters dealing with the collective aspect of humanity.
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Teachings that are the foundation of modern catholic teaching.
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Storge (greek)
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Family love, parents love children - vice versa
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is not earned, but already existing and growing
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The Five principles in the Catholic Social Teaching
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1) Life and dignity of the human person,
2) Call to family, community, and participation, 3) Rights and responsibilities, 4) Preferential option for the poor and vulnerable, 5) Dignity of work and the rights of workers. |
Life, Family Life, Rights, Poor
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Beloved disciple
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John - no one knows who he is
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not a gospel writer, jesus gave mary to him to take care of her
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Preferential option for the poor
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The teaching in which when we have to choose between the rich and the poor, we must prefer the poor ( doesn't have to be economically poor)
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Prefering someone
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Anthropology
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the study of humans, where we came from, how we got here, stdies our culture and the evolution of culure
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human
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Agape (Greek)
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an unconditional love for your neighbour - Greek for charity
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giving
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incarnation
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the belief that jesus was the spirit of god within him
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being born in someone else
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Storge (greek)
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Family love, parents love children - vice versa
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is not earned, but already existing and growing
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Black conciousness
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anti-Apartheid activist movement that emerged in South Africa. understanding that black liberation would not only come from imagining and fighting for structural political changes, but also from psychological transformation in the minds of black people themselves. This analysis suggested that to take power, black people had to believe in the value of their blackness.
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"I am the same"
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Beloved disciple
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John - no one knows who he is
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not a gospel writer, jesus gave mary to him to take care of her
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Apartheid
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Afrikaan meaning legal racisim to the africans
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legal form of injustice
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Anthropology
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the study of humans, where we came from, how we got here, stdies our culture and the evolution of culure
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human
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incarnation
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the belief that jesus was the spirit of god within him
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being born in someone else
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Black conciousness
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anti-Apartheid activist movement that emerged in South Africa. understanding that black liberation would not only come from imagining and fighting for structural political changes, but also from psychological transformation in the minds of black people themselves. This analysis suggested that to take power, black people had to believe in the value of their blackness.
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"I am the same"
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Apartheid
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Afrikaan meaning legal racisim to the africans
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legal form of injustice
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