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Flashcards on Foundations of Human Rights
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What are the philosophical foundations of human rights?
Rationality and freedom/freewill
Explain the concept of rationality in relation to human rights.
Rationality involves weighing options, using reason, and adhering to moral and societal norms.
Is freedom absolute?
No, freedom is not absolute as it may infringe upon the rights of others.
What is the consequence of exercising freedom without restrictions?
It may lead to the infringement of others' freedoms.
What happened in the 'Fall of Men' according to Genesis 3: 1-19?
Adam and Eve disobeyed the command to not eat the fruit.
What are some examples of rights exercised in the context of due process of law?
1. Due Process of Law 2. Presumption of Innocence 3. Right to be Heard 4. Right of the accused to be heard Face to Face
What is the difference between options and choice?
Choice implies making a decision with responsibility.
In what ways do theological and spiritual beliefs contribute to the concept of human rights?
They suggest the existence of rights even before the world began.
What is the subject of the commandment mentioned in theological and spiritual beliefs?
The commandment refers to the existence of rights.
What level of education is the student in?
Grade 12
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Which of the following are the philosophical foundations of human rights?
Rationality
Freedom/Freewill
Emotion
Instinct
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Is freedom an absolute concept according to human rights?
Yes, freedom is absolute
No, freedom is not absolute
It depends on the situation
Freedom cannot be defined
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What is the consequence of exercising freedom without considering the rights of others?
Stepping on the freedom of others
Improving the society
Promoting equality
Experiencing true freedom
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Which biblical event is associated with the 'Fall of Men'?
Disobedience of Adam and Eve
The creation of the world
The birth of Jesus
The resurrection of Jesus
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Which rights are exercised in the context of due process of law?
Right to be Heard
Right of the accused to be heard Face to Face
Right to remain silent
Right to a speedy trial
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What does choice imply in comparison to options?
Freedom from responsibility
Decision made with responsibility
Random selection
Lack of alternatives
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How do theological and spiritual beliefs contribute to the concept of human rights?
They deny the existence of human rights
They suggest the existence of rights before the world began
They emphasize personal choice over rights
They prioritize societal norms over individual rights
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What does the commandment mentioned in theological and spiritual beliefs refer to?
The creation of the world
The concept of personal freedom
The existence of rights
The importance of religion
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What grade is the student in?
Grade 12
Grade 10
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Which of the following is NOT a philosophical foundation of human rights?
Rationality
Freedom/Freewill
Authority
Morality
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