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    1. Jose Rizal's ideals were influenced by the philosophy of the Enlightenment period in Europe in the 18th-19th centuries which promoted individual liberty, social progress, tolerance, and separation of church and state. 2. Rizal used his writing to transform from a writer against Spanish rule in the Philippines into a national hero. 3. Rizal demonstrated traits like a lifelong enthusiasm for learning, concern for the environment, and insistence on purity that are worth emulating today.

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    1. Jose Rizal's ideals were influenced by the philosophy of the Enlightenment period in Europe in the 18th-19th centuries which promoted individual liberty, social progress, tolerance, and separation of church and state. 2. Rizal used his writing to transform from a writer against Spanish rule in the Philippines into a national hero. 3. Rizal demonstrated traits like a lifelong enthusiasm for learning, concern for the environment, and insistence on purity that are worth emulating today.

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    1. Jose Rizal's ideals were influenced by the philosophy of the Enlightenment period in Europe in the 18th-19th centuries which promoted individual liberty, social progress, tolerance, and separation of church and state. 2. Rizal used his writing to transform from a writer against Spanish rule in the Philippines into a national hero. 3. Rizal demonstrated traits like a lifelong enthusiasm for learning, concern for the environment, and insistence on purity that are worth emulating today.

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    1. Jose Rizal's ideals were influenced by the philosophy of the Enlightenment period in Europe in the 18th-19th centuries which promoted individual liberty, social progress, tolerance, and separation of church and state. 2. Rizal used his writing to transform from a writer against Spanish rule in the Philippines into a national hero. 3. Rizal demonstrated traits like a lifelong enthusiasm for learning, concern for the environment, and insistence on purity that are worth emulating today.

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    Jose Rizal’s ideals were a product and composite of the teachings of what is
    known as the philosophy of Enlightenment. That stage of philosophy marked the
    dawn of the eighteenth century in Europe and continued to the 19th century.
    Friar injustices and Spanish misrule. Jose Rizal’s writings transformed his stature
    from a writer and propagandist against social and religious injustices of Spanish
    rule in the Philippines that made him into a national hero.
    “Ideas of the Enlightenment.” The advancement of individual liberty, social
    progress, tolerance, scientific knowledge, constitutional government, and
    separation of church and state: these were the main ideas of the Enlightenment.
    Together, they tended to undermine the authority of both monarchy and Church.
    They questioned the orthodoxy of fixed ideas.

    Rizal’s Character Traits/Qualities How can these qualities help the Philippines?
    1. Rizal’s enthusiasm to learn and educate himself with skills and expertise not
    only benefitted his growth as an individual, but most importantly, also
    contributed to the betterment of the nation and his fellow Filipinos. He never
    stopped learning because he believed that for a country to be socially and
    economically progressive, its people must not remain ignorant but empowered
    through quality education.

    For our part, we should develop within ourselves the same fervor Rizal had.
    There is an inherent creative genius that lies within each and every Filipino.
    Everyone has the potential to grow, excel and be the pride of the nation.  All that
    is needed is to cultivate these and gain inspiration from the noteworthy
    contributions of other individuals, such as our national hero.
    2. An environmental advocate, Rizal was concerned, too, for the environment. As
    a tribute to our national hero, we should continue his work of caring for the
    environment by introducing innovative solutions to issues and problems of our
    country, especially in light of the biggest threat to humanity and development,
    which is climate change
    3. Purity and Idealism•
    2. “Pure and Spotless Must the Victim Be.” Another virtue of Rizal worth
    emulating was his insistence on purity of thoughts and clean behavior. Perfection
    in virtue is a condition of our union with God.
    4. He was the founder of the civic organization "La liga Filipina", which inspired
    the revolution of the katipunan, including heroes, Andres Bonifacio and Emilio
    Aguinaldo. He may not be a warrior in the times of Spanish colonization, but he
    showed his love for our country, in a non violent approach. He protested against
    the Spanish crown, in the pursuit of equality and peace. He inspired the people,
    to live up to themselves, and give them a sense of self-respect, thus, giving them
    hope for a brighter future. These attributes, are enough for me, to rate him as a
    leader, and more importantly a hero.

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