The Development of People, Rights and Duties, The Environment
This document discusses rights and duties from the perspective of Catholic social teaching. It notes that rights must be balanced with duties to avoid becoming a license. There are some who demand recognition of arbitrary, non-essential rights while basic rights are ignored. The Church teaches that rights come from humanity's creation in God's image and are inviolable. Rights are part of human nature, not granted by institutions. The document lists some key rights emphasized by the Church, including the rights to life, family, education, work, religion, and founding a family.
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The Development of People, Rights and Duties, The Environment
This document discusses rights and duties from the perspective of Catholic social teaching. It notes that rights must be balanced with duties to avoid becoming a license. There are some who demand recognition of arbitrary, non-essential rights while basic rights are ignored. The Church teaches that rights come from humanity's creation in God's image and are inviolable. Rights are part of human nature, not granted by institutions. The document lists some key rights emphasized by the Church, including the rights to life, family, education, work, religion, and founding a family.
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The development of people, rights and duties, the environment
Chapter 4 Reminder from the encyclical
“Rights presuppose duties, if they
are not to become mere licence.” ( CV 43) Two problems today with regard to rights and duties There are those who make an appeal to rights , which are arbitrary and non-essential in nature and they demand that they be recognized. Then there are basic rights which are basically ignored. The result
Individual rights when detached from the
framework of duties can run wild Church teaching on RIGHTS
1. They come from the fact that we are
created in God’s IMAGE. 2. They are inviolable 3. They are not granted by institutions but they are part of human nature Mga ilang karapatan mula sa turo ng simbahan Ang karapatang mabuhay – mula sa sinapupunan ng ating ina. Ang karapatang mabuhay sa isang pamilya at magabayan tungo sa tamang paglaki. Ang karapatang panularin ang angking kakayahan , katalinuhan at ang matanto ang katotohanan. Ang karapatang magtrabaho at makibahagi sa yaman ng mundo. Ang karapatang magtaguyod ng pamilya. Ang karapatang sumampalataya Special Concern: The relation of rights and population control MYTH: The primary cause of underdevelopment is overpopulation The Church urges everyone to have full respect for human values in the exercise of sexuality.