TutorialClass_REED004 - ACTIVITY and RECITATION_Genuino
TutorialClass_REED004 - ACTIVITY and RECITATION_Genuino
(Lesson 7 – The Church Teaching on the Dignity and Rights of the Human Person.)
Human dignity, central to Catholic social thought, affirms the inherent worth of every
person as a child of God, deserving respect. It reflects shared values like freedom, justice, equality,
and solidarity. Dignity can also be shaped by how we live and is used as a moral measure to
evaluate actions and institutions, especially concerning vulnerable populations. While rooted in
Christian tradition, it bridges ethical, legal, and political frameworks globally, including the
foundation of human rights. Critics argue it may be too vague or too closely tied to Western ideas,
yet its emphasis on shared humanity fosters community and moral responsibility for all.
I learned that human dignity is more than just a religious principle, it's a universal concept
shaping global discussions about rights, justice, and the common good. It emphasizes both
individual and collective responsibility for promoting human flourishing, showing the