Dandal, LovelyTrixie PHILO Q2W1

Name: Lovely Trixie D. Dandal.

Date: 12/11/21
Grade&Section: STEM 11-2

INTRODUCTION TO THE PHILOSOPHY

OF THE HUMAN PERSON
Quarter II – Week 1
Freedom of the Human Person
Lesson 1
Let’s Practice
A 1. The people can live where they choose, follow whatever career they wish, buy, sell, and trade
without restriction, read, and write what they like.
B 2. Free from compulsively protecting your ego, self-esteem, pride.
C 3. Learning how to manage your emotions by managing your attention.
C 4. It is the responsible use of the freedom that upholds human dignity and goodness.
B 5. No outside force or influence can compel a person to act against his will.
Do you, at all times, practice the three kinds of freedom?

Ans: YES
Activity 2
What is it to be free from? /

1. Free from self-doubt /
2. Free from competition /
3. Free from self-rating /
4. Free from envy /
5. Free from ego-based anger /
6. Free from the pressures to become something /
7. Free from pushing your buttons and blaming /
others for it
How can reflection help you in exercising freedom and making choices?
Ans: Self-reflection necessitates in-depth and sustained thought. As a result, logically thought-out
decisions are more likely to be long-lasting. Making decisions is not an easy task, especially when the
consequences are high. We frequently regret decisions taken in the midst of emotional upheaval or
rash reasoning. This is a broad statement, as instinctual decisions may be more effective for some
people. The essential thing to remember is that we should not take our ability to make decisions for
granted, and we should take time to think on them.
Let’s Do More
Activity 1
1. Jenny’s family is well-known for being wealthy and influential. However, her family faced hard
times this year because of the pandemic. Their small restaurant closed and they were forced to sell
most of their possessions and live a much simpler life. Jenny, however, wishes to maintain her image
among her friends. She has resorted to borrowing money from relatives to keep up with her well-off
barkadas.
Ans: A happy life is one that is lived simply. People have a tendency to believe that the more they
have, the better.
The more materialistic possessions people own, the better life they will have. Everyone is so
engrossed in
their goods, which would turn their world upside down if life became difficult.
down.
If I were in Jenny's position, I wouldn't borrow money only to brag about it. I
In this terrible period, I would prefer to live a simple life. Instead, I'd take my car.
spirituality as a means of getting closer to God
2. Matthew was asked by his teacher to photocopy handouts and reading materials in their
Philosophy class. His teacher unknowingly inserted a copy of the final exam in the stack of papers
she gave to Matthew. When he saw the copy of the final exam, Matthew quickly took it and placed it
in his bag.
Ans: I would be more cautious with my activities if I were Matthew. I'll inform my teacher.
She included a copy of the final test in the stack of papers she handed me without realizing it. I
I'll put my faith in my own ability to do the right thing. That way, I'd have a clear picture.
conscience and devoid of any feelings of remorse.
Activity 2
What is the most significant decision that you have made in your life so far? Describe how this has
affected you.
Ans: I offered the homeless family food and money, which made them happy and smiling.
It reminds me of how tiny things can brighten someone's day.
In what way can you change or improve your behavior so that you will be better to uphold human
freedom?
Ans: Be responsible - in everything we do, keep in mind that it will have an impact on others.
Freedom is always accompanied by responsibility.
Care for others - having freedom does not imply that we may do whatever we want; we must also
consider how our activities will effect others.
Always think about what you've done; by doing so, we'll be able to figure out how to act or respond
better the next time.
Let’s Sum It Up
I am free because….. As a free person, I must…..
. 1. I am solely responsible for 1.exercise responsibility and self-discipline
every single thing I do individual
2. I'm free to do whatever I choose, including 2.exercise caution when making decisions and
watching, studying, and playing decisions.
television, and so on 3.decide to do what is right and good.
3. I live in the neighborhood where I wish to live. 4.be accountable for all of my decisions make.
4. I have the authority to make my own
decisions.
Let’s Asses
Activity 1
1.C
2.B
3.C
4.D
5.D
6.B
Activity 2
/ 1. Instead of spending her excess allowance on a new pair of shoes, Ria decides to open a
bank account and start saving up for her college.
/ 2. Despite the threats made on his life, the witness decided to come forward and divulge
important information regarding the crime he witnessed.
_____3. A woman used the internet to humiliate a person by spreading fake news on social media.
_____4. Despite knowing that many of his clients were poor and desperate, a moneylender
continues to impose very high-interest rates on loans.

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INTRODUCTION TO THE PHILOSOPHY

Do you, at all times, practice the three kinds of freedom?

What is it to be free from? /

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