
2.3: Human Dignity
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Brooklyn W
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Multiple Choice
What was the difference between the two kids?
Their gender
One is wearing a coat & one isn't
Nothing is different between them
One kid is in a wheelchair & one kid isn't
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Multiple Choice
Since the kids are different, are the kids equal?
Not Sure
No
Yes
Maybe
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Why aren't the kids equal?
The kids aren't equal because one kid can
do things the other kid can't
Thus, not every human being is equal
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Multiple Choice
If everyone was equal, there would not be any difference between humans?
True
False
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All people have equal dignity because we all are made in God's image and likeness, and called to the same end goal
"Since something of the glory of God shines on the face of every person, the dignity of every person before God is the basis of the dignity of man before other men."
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Multiple Choice
Dignity can be taken away
Yes
No
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God
Angels
Human beings
Animals
Plants
Objects
There is a hierarchy of being that consists of...
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Multiple Choice
What is the highest on the hierarchy of being?
Jesus
Plants
God
Angels
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Multiple Choice
What is the second highest on the hierarchy of being?
God
Objects
Humans
Angels
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Multiple Choice
What is the third highest on the hierarchy of being?
Human beings
Objects
Plants
Animals
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Multiple Choice
What is the fourth highest on the hierarchy of being?
Plants
Objects
Animals
Human Beings
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Multiple Choice
What is the Fifth highest on the hierarchy of being?
Plants
Objects
Animals
God
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Multiple Choice
What is the lowest on the hierarchy of being?
Animals
Plants
Objects
God
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Utilitarianism
it is a theory of ethics that holds that the moral (or "good") course of action in any given situation is the one that has the greatest good for the great good for the number of people.
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Multiple Select
What would be a problem with Utilitarianism? (Multiple answers)
It suggests that some people's welfare may be sacrificed for the good of others
It makes people seen as things and not as humans
It make people seen as more than humans
It makes it a civilization of production & of use
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In a utilitarian society, the person exists for the good of another, or the good of society, for the good of the majority. People are valuable and useful only insofar as the can serve or contribute to the greater society in some way.
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Multiple Choice
In a utilitarian society, the person exists for __________________, or the good of society, for the good of the majority.
the good of no one
to serve or contribute
the good of another
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The Personalistic Norm
It holds that a person with equal dignity is not to be a "means to an end," but rather he/she is to be given the freedom, respect, and love he/she is due.
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Multiple Select
It holds that a person with equal dignity is not to be a "means to an end," but rather he/she is to be given the ______________ he/she is due. (multiple answers)
Freedom
Respect
Charity
Love
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Multiple Choice
Would the personalistic norm affirm the unique value of each human person in the world of nature/hierarchy of being?
Yes
No
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God created you and then handed you over to yourself.
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Multiple Choice
Would this mean that you are your own person with free will an the ability to choose to fulfill your human nature or not.
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
Everybody has this same choice and it cannot be ____________.
changed
taken away from them.
given to someone else
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"A person is a good towrds which the only proper and adequate attitude is love."
- St. John Paul II
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Multiple Choice
Who said, "A person is a good towards which the only proper and adequate attitude is love."
St. John Paul II
Jesus
Mother Teresa
Pope Francis
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What it means to love
"To love" is something you do
"To love" is to will the good of the other as other.
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Multiple Choice
Is Love: " to love is to will the good of the other as other?
No
Yes
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