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Flashcards on Human Rights
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What are human rights?
Human rights are privileges, benefits, and moral guarantees that pertain to individuals because of their humanity.
Who described human rights as elements that are inherent to human dignity?
Jose Zalaquett
According to Jean Jacques Maritain, why does the human person possess rights?
Because it is a person, master of itself, and must be treated as an end.
In his papal encyclical, Pacem in Terris, Pope John XXIII emphasized the connection between a human person and what?
Possession of rights
How are human rights defined in relation to state power and the rights of citizens?
Legal and moral entitlements that limit state power against citizens' rights
Who stated that human rights are what make man human?
Jose Diokno
According to Jose Diokno, what cause is more worthy than any other?
The cause of human rights
In what grade is the student studying human rights?
Grade 12
What is the connection between human rights and a well-ordered and productive society according to Pope John XXIII?
Every human being has rights and duties by virtue of their nature as a persona.
How have human rights evolved as a basis for constructing how state power is used?
As a means to limit state power against citizens' rights
Who emphasized why man has rights in his book 'The Rights of Man'?
Jean Jacques Maritain
According to Pope John XXIII, what is the foundation for a well-ordered and productive society?
The principle that every human being is a persona with rights and duties
What do human rights embody?
Privileges, claims, benefits, entitlements, and moral guarantees
Who described human rights as values inherent to human dignity?
Jose Zalaquett
According to Pope John XXIII, by virtue of what does a human person have rights and duties?
By virtue of his nature being endowed with intelligence and full will
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Which Chilean lawyer described human rights as values inherent to human dignity?
Jose Diokno
Jean Jacques Maritain
Pope John XXIII
Jose Zalaquett
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What is the connection between human rights and a well-ordered and productive society according to Pope John XXIII?
Every human being is a persona with rights and duties
Human rights are inherent to human dignity
Human rights are legal and moral entitlements
Human rights limit state power against citizens' rights
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Who emphasized why man has rights in his book 'The Rights of Man'?
Jose Diokno
Jean Jacques Maritain
Pope John XXIII
Jose Zalaquett
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According to Jean Jacques Maritain, why does the human person possess rights?
Because it is a person, master of itself, and must be treated as an end
By virtue of its nature being endowed with intelligence and full will
Human rights are privileges, claims, benefits, entitlements, and moral guarantees
Human rights are legal and moral entitlements that limit state power
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Who described human rights as values inherent to human dignity?
Jose Diokno
Jose Zalaquett
Jean Jacques Maritain
Pope John XXIII
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According to Jose Diokno, what cause is more worthy than any other?
Human rights are what make man human
Human rights are privileges, claims, benefits, entitlements, and moral guarantees
The cause of human rights
Human rights are legal and moral entitlements that limit state power
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How have human rights evolved as a basis for constructing how state power is used?
The connection between a human person and possession of rights
Human rights are inherent to human dignity
As a means to limit state power against citizens' rights
Every human being is a persona with rights and duties
Check Answers
Who stated that human rights are what make man human?
Jose Diokno
Jose Zalaquett
Jean Jacques Maritain
Pope John XXIII
Check Answers
What is the connection between human rights and a well-ordered and productive society according to Pope John XXIII?
Every human being is a persona with rights and duties
The principle that every human being is a persona with rights and duties
Human rights are inherent to human dignity
Human rights are privileges, claims, benefits, entitlements, and moral guarantees
Check Answers
What are human rights?
Privileges, benefits, and moral guarantees that pertain to individuals because of their humanity
Human rights are inherent to human dignity
Human rights are legal and moral entitlements that limit state power
Every human being is a persona with rights and duties
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