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    This document discusses the concepts of human freedom and authentic freedom. It defines human freedom as the power to act, speak or think without hindrance, and authentic freedom as growing in responsibility by following Jesus Christ and doing good. The document distinguishes between human acts, which are consciously chosen, and acts of humans, which are involuntary bodily processes. It also discusses absolute freedom as freedom without responsibility. The document outlines how to grow in freedom through reflection, considering others, nurturing prayer and identifying values. Students are assigned to complete an activity analyzing their personal freedom in their textbook.

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    This document discusses the concepts of human freedom and authentic freedom. It defines human freedom as the power to act, speak or think without hindrance, and authentic freedom as growing in responsibility by following Jesus Christ and doing good. The document distinguishes between human acts, which are consciously chosen, and acts of humans, which are involuntary bodily processes. It also discusses absolute freedom as freedom without responsibility. The document outlines how to grow in freedom through reflection, considering others, nurturing prayer and identifying values. Students are assigned to complete an activity analyzing their personal freedom in their textbook.

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    This document discusses the concepts of human freedom and authentic freedom. It defines human freedom as the power to act, speak or think without hindrance, and authentic freedom as growing in responsibility by following Jesus Christ and doing good. The document distinguishes between human acts, which are consciously chosen, and acts of humans, which are involuntary bodily processes. It also discusses absolute freedom as freedom without responsibility. The document outlines how to grow in freedom through reflection, considering others, nurturing prayer and identifying values. Students are assigned to complete an activity analyzing their personal freedom in their textbook.

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    Lesson 5 Growing in Authentic Freedom

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    This document discusses the concepts of human freedom and authentic freedom. It defines human freedom as the power to act, speak or think without hindrance, and authentic freedom as growing in responsibility by following Jesus Christ and doing good. The document distinguishes between human acts, which are consciously chosen, and acts of humans, which are involuntary bodily processes. It also discusses absolute freedom as freedom without responsibility. The document outlines how to grow in freedom through reflection, considering others, nurturing prayer and identifying values. Students are assigned to complete an activity analyzing their personal freedom in their textbook.

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    LESSON # 5:

    GROWING IN
    AUTHENTIC
    HUMAN FREEDOM
    LEARNING TARGETS:

    I can:
    1. Define Human Freedom.
    2. Determine the essence of the true essence
    of authentic freedom.
    3. Distinguish the difference between human
    acts and acts of humans.
    4. Reflect in order to grow in true freedom.
    WHAT IS
    HUMAN
    FREEDOM?
    HUMAN FREEDOM
    is the power or right to
    act, speak, or think as
    one wants without
    hindrance or restraint,
    and the absence of
    authority.
    What is
    Authentic
    Freedom?
    AUTHENTIC FREEDOM – means growing in
    true freedom that act with greater
    responsibility.

    TRUE FREEDOM = Following Jesus Christ


    = TRUE FREEDOM IS “DOING THE GOOD”
    AM I FREE?
    Human Acts
    &
    Acts of Human
    Human Acts – a consciously and freely
    chosen act.

    Acts of Humans – an instinctive or


    involuntary human bodily process, such as
    digesting or breathing, which is considered
    neither morally good nor evil.
    A human act is an action
    that is considered to be
    carried out voluntarily,
    whereas an act of human is
    an involuntary action.
    Acts of humans are instinctive, such as
    physiological in nature. These are actions done
    under the circumstances of ignorance, passion,
    fear, violence, and habits.

    HUMAN ACTS is an act that is performed only by


    a human being and thus is proper to man.
    WHAT IS
    ABSOLUTE
    FREEDOM?
    Absolute Freedom – the
    erroneous notion that freedom
    means doing as one pleases,
    without regard for the good of
    others; it is the exercise of
    freedom without responsibility
    or moral obligations.
    FREEDOM IN THE OLD TESTAMENT

    Decalogue

    “FREEDOM IS RELATIONAL”
    FREEDOM IN THE NEW
    TESTAMENT

    JESUS CALLS US TO TRUE


    FREEDOM
    FREEDOM FROM ………

    - Obstacles that hinder us from


    truly loving God.

    FREEDOM FOR ………

    -As true persons-for-others in the


    likeness of Christ.
    Two Levels of Freedom

    - Free Choice
    * Freedom we have to choose from
    among alternatives.

    - Fundamental freedom
    * Basic option underlying all
    particular moral choices.
    GROWING
    IN
    FREEDOM
    Growing in freedom entails a lifetime
    commitment to follow Christ.
    1. Become more keenly aware of how we freely
    and act to identify the inner obstacles to our
    authentic human freedom.
    2. Act in a way that considers the welfare of
    others.
    3. Identify and reflect on our personal values.
    4. Nurture our life of prayer.
    ASSIGNMENT:

    Answer the "The Freedom Meter" Activity on


    pages 325-326 of your CLE textbook.

    Write all of your outputs on a long bond paper


    and be submitted next meeting (face-to-face class
    schedule time)

    For clarifications and questions just simply


    message me on Messenger.
    THANK YOU!
    &
    GOD BLESS
    YOU!!!

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