1. Filipino philosophy focused more on values and behaviors like pakikisama, hiya, and pakiramdam which emphasize compassion and helping others, whereas Chinese philosophy delved more into religion, nature, and behavior.
2. According to the Filipino view, man is the steward and caretaker of the material world which was created by God, but humanity's time on earth is temporary.
3. Equity means justice and freedom from bias, while equality means equal social position and treatment. Equity considers qualifications to give the most qualified an opportunity, while equality simply provides the same opportunity to all.
1. Filipino philosophy focused more on values and behaviors like pakikisama, hiya, and pakiramdam which emphasize compassion and helping others, whereas Chinese philosophy delved more into religion, nature, and behavior.
2. According to the Filipino view, man is the steward and caretaker of the material world which was created by God, but humanity's time on earth is temporary.
3. Equity means justice and freedom from bias, while equality means equal social position and treatment. Equity considers qualifications to give the most qualified an opportunity, while equality simply provides the same opportunity to all.
1. Filipino philosophy focused more on values and behaviors like pakikisama, hiya, and pakiramdam which emphasize compassion and helping others, whereas Chinese philosophy delved more into religion, nature, and behavior.
2. According to the Filipino view, man is the steward and caretaker of the material world which was created by God, but humanity's time on earth is temporary.
3. Equity means justice and freedom from bias, while equality means equal social position and treatment. Equity considers qualifications to give the most qualified an opportunity, while equality simply provides the same opportunity to all.
SO PANERGALIN NERISSA EUGENIA P FILIPINO PHILOSOPHY
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1. Why are Filipinos not into Philosophy compared to Chinese?
Chinese are well known for their philosophies such as Confucianism, Daoism Mohism and Legalism. On the other hand, Filipinos have their own philosophies that they believe in and these are the common values that we have learned from our ancestors. Chinese philosophy was more into religion, nature and behavior while Filipinos were focused more into values and behaviors. Since the time being, our forefathers have brought us to this philosophy so as to live happily and peacefully. They have instilled in our minds that it is important to enjoy life with compassion to others and to help our fellowmen. Like the values of “pakikisama”, “hiya” and “pakiramdam”, all of which are focused on dealing with the people around us.
2. What is the relation of man to the material world?
The material world is the one we are living in. It is the creation of God through which is called the earth. According to the book of Genesis, God created man in His image and likeness. He is the creation of God through which He turns him to be the steward of the earth. Steward meaning a caretaker, a manager and anytime can be replaced or is not permanent. Therefore, being the manager or a caretaker, we the human beings will then end all into death. Our stay here on earth is temporary thus we should not be attached into it. Nobody is permanent in this world.
3. Compare and contrast equity and equality
According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, equity is defined as justice according to natural law or right. It is a freedom from bias or favoritism. On the other hand, equality was defined from Cambridge Dictionary that it is the right of different groups of people to have a similar social position and receive the same treatment. To further explain the two, let me explain it through an example. Both of them give opportunity to all. Just like in a promotion that all qualified are given the opportunity to apply for a certain position. Everybody who possesses the qualification may be allowed to apply but since a promotion is based on quota, all of the applicants will be weighed out and screened according to their submitted supporting documents. The most qualified applicant will be given the chance to take the position. 4. Differentiate nationalism from patriotism Nationalism and patriotism seems to be identical by nature. Both of which pertains to our love for our country. But these two have their differences and these are: Nationalism means to give more importance to unity by way of cultural background to include their language and heritage. It is implied that the love of one person to his country is above all other countries. It is best shown for one's thinking in terms of his advocacy, ideals and attitude. On the other hand, patriotism refers to the love of a country with emphasis on values and beliefs. There is an action being done by a person to show that he is a patriot. One example for this is a soldier who is willing to sacrifice his own self to serve the country.