values 2nd quarter ano bayan

Morality

→ the quality or fact of confirming to or deriving from RIGHT IDEALS of human conduct

Quality

→ standard or norm by which we MEASURE or judge AN ACTION.

Standard

→ LEVEL or quality that is CONSIDERED ACCEPTABLE, usual, or expected

Norm

→ typical, COMMON, or accepted in a group or society

Conduct

→ refers to HUMAN BEING’S ACTION

Conscience

→ the power to JUDGE whether something is GOOD OR BAD

3 DETERMINANTS OF MORALITY

3 DETERMINANTS OF MORALITY

Subject (intent)

→ WHY the agent does the act—what end or GOAL he or she seeks. It reflects the agent’s purpose, motive, or subjective aim.

Circumstance

→ particular CONDITIONS surrounding the act (who does it, when, where, how, with what means, how much)

Object

→ what the agent DOES (the act itself, the kind of act). It is the chosen action in itself (e.g. lying, stealing, helping).

LEVELS OF MOTIVATION

LEVELS OF MOTIVATION

Fear-centered

FEAR

Pity-centered

Compassion and EMPATHY

Principle-centered

PRINCIPLE, Duty, Moral

Faith-centered

SPIRITUAL conviction

Freedom

→ ability to say YES OR NO to the choice life presents.

Internal Freedom

to BECOME what you want to BECOME

External Freedom

to DO what you want to DO

FACTORS OF AFFECTING DECISIONS

FACTORS OF AFFECTING DECISIONS

Emotions

NEGATIVE OR POSITIVE

Extreme desire for wealth or power

macbetj or sonetihing

Lasciviousness

LEWD, LUSTFUL, INDECENT

Laziness

too much bedrot

Gluttony

big backing 😋😋

Influence of the internet or digital tools

internet bandwagon he-hey!

CIRCUMSTANCES

CIRCUMSTANCES

Ignorance

idk (good example he-hey)

Vices

gambling, drinking, addiction, coffee… 👀

Violence or coercion

blackmail, being mean, fighting hehe

Extreme emotions

WAYS TO ACHIEVE GOODNESS OF HUMAN ACTS

WAYS TO ACHIEVE GOODNESS OF HUMAN ACTS

Use of Critical Mind

Use of Right Conscience

Use of Freedom

Steward

→ a person ENTRUSTED BY ANOTHER, to take care of the latter’s possession

Accountability

→ LIABILITY of all actions

Voluntary Simplicity

→ a philosophy or way of life that REJECTS MATERIALISM in favour of human and spiritual values, and is characterized by MINIMAL CONSUMPTION, environmental responsibility, and community cooperation.

Responsible Productivity

→ supports activities which result to GREATER PRODUCTIVITY and will benefit pro-people and pro-earth individuals.

Selective Consumerism

→ REJECTS PRODUCTS and things that oppress and VIOLATE the land and its people.

Consultative Leadership

→ takes things into ACCOUNT, and ASKS THEIR SUBORDINATES (or members) about their choices

STEPS IN MAKING A MORALLY GOOD DECISION (5 P’s)

STEPS IN MAKING A MORALLY GOOD DECISION (5 P’s)

Pause

→ it gives us TIME and space to think.

“Socrates once said,..”

“An unreflected life is a life not worth living.”

Probe

→ ASK QUESTIONS in order to reveal the reality or draw out the facts of our acts.

• a. the NATURE of the act

• b. the INTENTIONS behind the act

• c. the CIRCUMSTANCES surrounding the act

Ponder

→ we CUP OUR HANDS and look at what we have GATHERED.

→ Ex: A girl who is deeply inlove

People Check

→ this represents our need for HUMILITY to accept that we do not know everything.

→ CONSULT OTHERS about moral problems and issues.

PRAY

→ The whole decision making can be a response of prayer. A prayerful disposition.

→ It is both an action step and OVERALL ATTITUDE in making moral decisions.

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Godblessdontstress sam 🙂 goodluck