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This document discusses the concept of human dignity. It defines dignity as being worthy of honor and respect, which all humans inherently possess. Without dignity, there is no basis for just treatment of people. The document outlines how dignity can be violated through issues like human trafficking, abuse, poverty, and more. It argues that advocating for social justice and treating others with equal worth, regardless of attributes, helps uphold human dignity for all.

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We Value DIGNITY
Ms. Redgz Molidor South Lakes Integrated School First Quarter, SY 2022-2023 Prepared by
Objectives  define dignity as it relates to your being;  appreciate the need for a just and humane interaction with one another;  support the proper treatment of others and respond to violations of dignity.
VE 10 Q1 Week 9 We Value Dignity.pdf
“DIGNITY: An Innate Value
Dignity comes from the Latin word “dignitas” meaning “worthy.”
innate • “existing in, belonging to, or determined by factors present in an individual from birth” • “belonging to the essential nature of something”
DIGNITY is an innate value. “All human beings are worthy of honor and respect.”
We value DIGNITY. Having dignity is defined as the state of being worthy of honor and respect. All human beings are born with the right to be treated with dignity. Our dignity holds us together as a whole and complete being. Without dignity, there is no baseline for what we can consider as socially just among people.
CL Book page 45
“Understanding dignity means being able to recognize the worth of others and treating them justly because, like us, they are important to both Man and God. Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity, even those who have committed sins against God and His creation.
VE 10 Q1 Week 9 We Value Dignity.pdf
1. How did Jesus show respect for the dignity of the woman? 2. If you were Jesus, would you have shown the woman the same respect? Why? 3. If you were the woman, how would you show Jesus that you are worthy of his respect? 4. Do you agree that you are capable of showing more love if you were forgiven more? Why? 5. Is being able to forgive someone who has done you wrong one way of showing respect for his or her dignity?
“Loss of Respect for Dignity
Situations wherein the dignity of a person is violated: ✓ Human Trafficking ✓ Bullying ✓ Domestic & Child Abuse ✓ Slavery ✓ Torture ✓ Rape ✓ Poverty ✓ Illiteracy ✓ Sickness
“Dignity Equals Social Justice
 What happens to an individual who experiences extreme poverty?  Do you think his/her basic needs are met?  How does he/she feel?  Does he/she feel dignified?  What do we do to help others cope with poverty?
Poverty is just one of the social issues that affect the dignity of the human person. Others include racism, abortion, income and opportunity inequality, civil rights violation, violence, and many more. These issues, when not addressed, negatively impacts human dignity. It is important therefore that we look after the dignity of our fellow human beings. Looking out after the dignity of others is also advocating for social justice.
It is equality in terms of the distribution of wealth, opportunities, and privileges within a society. It ensures that people get what they deserve. Social Justice
“I think what the poor want is a hand that helps them to have a sense of dignity and independence. They want to be able to put food on their table by themselves through their own effort. That is a part of the human aspiration. ~Dato Dr. Kim Tan Former Chairman of Jubilee Action
 Treat others fairly.  Recognize that others, just like us, should be valued.  Consider others as our equals, not based on material, financial, and social standards, but on God-given qualities and rights. When we advocate for social justice, we realize the humanity of others. Advocating For Social Justice
“The struggle to realize humanity is the struggle for dignity. An individual’s humanness cannot be separated from his or her dignity. Dignity is to be upheld for our humanity to be realized. ~M.M. Tomas Indian Christian Theologian/Social Thinker/Activist
“The Role of Our Value System
The value system of a person reflects his or her treatment of others’ dignity. Self-centered individuals tend to look at themselves as having a higher value than other people. A value system that revolves around oneself manages to use other people as a “means” to one’s “ends.”
This reminds us not to use people for our own selfish ends. Putting the prospect of personal satisfaction higher than what people deserve would lead to treating them less than what is due them. Do not treat people as if they are objects and objects as if they were people.
Negligence on our moral responsibility leads to disruption of other people’s dignity and less opportunity for their needs to be met. Part of community responsibility is to ensure that the welfare of everyone is met.
Hence, when dignity is trampled by temporal or earthly pleasures and materials, we have the moral obligation to advocate the healing of individuals affected. We need to help them regain their dignity and make them realize their self-worth.
Ways to Uphold and Protect Human Dignity
At Home ✓ Allow your younger siblings to make decisions for themselves. ✓ Discuss the concept of “human dignity as an innate value” to your family members. ✓ Show love and concern for your grandparents.
In School ✓ Respect the unique identity of your classmates. ✓ Include students with special needs or those who are “differently-abled” in your project or school work. ✓ Make a stand against those who discriminate against the poor or people with special needs.
In the Community ✓ Actively participate in youth organizations that promote solidarity and an inclusive community. ✓ Support activities that uphold the well- being of old people.
“Survival of the Fittest
 a concept often associated with evolution  the “fittest” or the “strongest” eventually survives the conditions of the environment  When this ethic is applied to relationships, the goal is to survive only for oneself, making the stronger ones take all the opportunities they can get without consideration for the needs of the weaker ones. Survival of the Fittest
VE 10 Q1 Week 9 We Value Dignity.pdf
VE 10 Q1 Week 9 We Value Dignity.pdf
Life is NOT about survival of the fittest. It is about helping others so that all can survive. God expects us to help each other out, especially during times of great needs. We are not to abandon the weakest among us or sacrifice them for our own sake. We must learn how to embrace them and help them realize their worth, upholding their dignity and showing them the respect they rightfully deserve as children of God and as our equals.
Thanks! Any questions?
Credits & Sources ✓ Fresh Folk illustrations by Leni Kauffman ✓ Presentation template by SlidesCarnival ✓ Photographs by Unsplash ✓ Christian Living for Everyday Life 10 ✓ Arete 10 Cultivating Filipino Values in the 21st Century ✓ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zhtPDXRthM
“ VE 10 Quiz 2
 Answer the following under Quiz in Google Classroom:  Values Inventory  Summative Assessment  The quiz will be open until 4:00 pm of October 14, 2022.  You are given 1 attempt only. VE 10 Quiz 2 (Dignity)

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VE 10 Q1 Week 9 We Value Dignity.pdf

  • 2. Ms. Redgz Molidor South Lakes Integrated School First Quarter, SY 2022-2023 Prepared by
  • 3. Objectives  define dignity as it relates to your being;  appreciate the need for a just and humane interaction with one another;  support the proper treatment of others and respond to violations of dignity.
  • 6. Dignity comes from the Latin word “dignitas” meaning “worthy.”
  • 7. innate • “existing in, belonging to, or determined by factors present in an individual from birth” • “belonging to the essential nature of something”
  • 8. DIGNITY is an innate value. “All human beings are worthy of honor and respect.”
  • 9. We value DIGNITY. Having dignity is defined as the state of being worthy of honor and respect. All human beings are born with the right to be treated with dignity. Our dignity holds us together as a whole and complete being. Without dignity, there is no baseline for what we can consider as socially just among people.
  • 11. “Understanding dignity means being able to recognize the worth of others and treating them justly because, like us, they are important to both Man and God. Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity, even those who have committed sins against God and His creation.
  • 13. 1. How did Jesus show respect for the dignity of the woman? 2. If you were Jesus, would you have shown the woman the same respect? Why? 3. If you were the woman, how would you show Jesus that you are worthy of his respect? 4. Do you agree that you are capable of showing more love if you were forgiven more? Why? 5. Is being able to forgive someone who has done you wrong one way of showing respect for his or her dignity?
  • 15. Situations wherein the dignity of a person is violated: ✓ Human Trafficking ✓ Bullying ✓ Domestic & Child Abuse ✓ Slavery ✓ Torture ✓ Rape ✓ Poverty ✓ Illiteracy ✓ Sickness
  • 17.  What happens to an individual who experiences extreme poverty?  Do you think his/her basic needs are met?  How does he/she feel?  Does he/she feel dignified?  What do we do to help others cope with poverty?
  • 18. Poverty is just one of the social issues that affect the dignity of the human person. Others include racism, abortion, income and opportunity inequality, civil rights violation, violence, and many more. These issues, when not addressed, negatively impacts human dignity. It is important therefore that we look after the dignity of our fellow human beings. Looking out after the dignity of others is also advocating for social justice.
  • 19. It is equality in terms of the distribution of wealth, opportunities, and privileges within a society. It ensures that people get what they deserve. Social Justice
  • 20. “I think what the poor want is a hand that helps them to have a sense of dignity and independence. They want to be able to put food on their table by themselves through their own effort. That is a part of the human aspiration. ~Dato Dr. Kim Tan Former Chairman of Jubilee Action
  • 21.  Treat others fairly.  Recognize that others, just like us, should be valued.  Consider others as our equals, not based on material, financial, and social standards, but on God-given qualities and rights. When we advocate for social justice, we realize the humanity of others. Advocating For Social Justice
  • 22. “The struggle to realize humanity is the struggle for dignity. An individual’s humanness cannot be separated from his or her dignity. Dignity is to be upheld for our humanity to be realized. ~M.M. Tomas Indian Christian Theologian/Social Thinker/Activist
  • 23. “The Role of Our Value System
  • 24. The value system of a person reflects his or her treatment of others’ dignity. Self-centered individuals tend to look at themselves as having a higher value than other people. A value system that revolves around oneself manages to use other people as a “means” to one’s “ends.”
  • 25. This reminds us not to use people for our own selfish ends. Putting the prospect of personal satisfaction higher than what people deserve would lead to treating them less than what is due them. Do not treat people as if they are objects and objects as if they were people.
  • 26. Negligence on our moral responsibility leads to disruption of other people’s dignity and less opportunity for their needs to be met. Part of community responsibility is to ensure that the welfare of everyone is met.
  • 27. Hence, when dignity is trampled by temporal or earthly pleasures and materials, we have the moral obligation to advocate the healing of individuals affected. We need to help them regain their dignity and make them realize their self-worth.
  • 29. At Home ✓ Allow your younger siblings to make decisions for themselves. ✓ Discuss the concept of “human dignity as an innate value” to your family members. ✓ Show love and concern for your grandparents.
  • 30. In School ✓ Respect the unique identity of your classmates. ✓ Include students with special needs or those who are “differently-abled” in your project or school work. ✓ Make a stand against those who discriminate against the poor or people with special needs.
  • 31. In the Community ✓ Actively participate in youth organizations that promote solidarity and an inclusive community. ✓ Support activities that uphold the well- being of old people.
  • 33.  a concept often associated with evolution  the “fittest” or the “strongest” eventually survives the conditions of the environment  When this ethic is applied to relationships, the goal is to survive only for oneself, making the stronger ones take all the opportunities they can get without consideration for the needs of the weaker ones. Survival of the Fittest
  • 36. Life is NOT about survival of the fittest. It is about helping others so that all can survive. God expects us to help each other out, especially during times of great needs. We are not to abandon the weakest among us or sacrifice them for our own sake. We must learn how to embrace them and help them realize their worth, upholding their dignity and showing them the respect they rightfully deserve as children of God and as our equals.
  • 38. Credits & Sources ✓ Fresh Folk illustrations by Leni Kauffman ✓ Presentation template by SlidesCarnival ✓ Photographs by Unsplash ✓ Christian Living for Everyday Life 10 ✓ Arete 10 Cultivating Filipino Values in the 21st Century ✓ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zhtPDXRthM
  • 40.  Answer the following under Quiz in Google Classroom:  Values Inventory  Summative Assessment  The quiz will be open until 4:00 pm of October 14, 2022.  You are given 1 attempt only. VE 10 Quiz 2 (Dignity)