Eleonnah Drew T.

Perez

10- Wisdom

Literature activity 1 (p.411)

1. How did Pope John Paul explain his idea of peace?

- Pope John Paul explained his idea of achieving peace by telling everyone that peace
is possible.it needs to be implored from god as his gift, but it also needs to be built
day by day with his help, through works of justice and love.
2. How did He compare peace between the North and South pole?
- He compare peace between the north and the south pole by saying that
unfortunately, the basic principle is disregarded by the growing gulf in the world
between a North filled with abundant resources and commodities, and increasingly
made up of older people, and a south where the great majority of young people now
live, still deprived of credible prospects for social, cultural, and economic
development.
3. How should the world treat the poor? How would it help attain peace?
- The world should look at the poor not as a problem, but as people who can become
the principal builders of a new and more human future to everyone.
4. What does it mean when he said that peace is not about not having wars?
- It means that there is no peace without fairness, truth, justice, and solidarity.
5. What is Pope John Paul II’s call for action?
- Pope John Paul II’s call for action is that the divine plan needs to be recognize and
carried out through the search for harmonious relationships between individuals
and people, in a culture where openness to the transcendent, the promotion of
human person, and respect for the world of nature are shared by all.
6. How should globalization affect the poor?
- The advancement of the poor constitutes a great opportunity for the moral, cultural,
and even economic growth of humanity.
7. How should you explain the new culture of solidarity?
- It must express a concrete and tangible commitment to solidarity which makes the
poor the agents of their own development and enables the greatest number of
people, in their specific economic and political circumstances, to exercise the
creativity which is the characteristic of a human and on which the wealth of nations
is too dependent.
Point out connections (knowing the news)
Problem: Global Conflict:
Economics: From early colonialism to modern
capitalism, our western economic growth has
often been at the detriment of other nations
where, for example, we have aggressively
acquired assets, created trade routes, or
leveraged economic scale to source products,
assets, and services artificially cheaply. These
processes, while creating great wealth and
development in Europe and the USA, have
exacerbated poverty and economic inequality in
many nations, creating a great deal of tension
and potential for conflict.
Agriculture and Energy: Our world is hugely
dependent on agriculture and energy. Both of
these asset classes are in huge demand, with
their protection and development becoming
serious debate. Population and economic
growth also puts huge strains on these assets,
Solutions:
 Resource control/ sharing Countries
with abundant natural resources should
have ways of allocating revenues to rule
out unnecessary rivals.
 There must be peace accord between
the warring groups and each must be
willing to maintain status quo.
 The government in power should
always be sensitive enough to reduce
as our world comes close to consuming greater
than is sustainable.
Technology: While technology has been a huge
enabler for global development, it has also
made our injustices and inequalities more
visible to external and internal participants in
any situation.
Climate Change: This is now becoming a real
and significant issue with millions worldwide
becoming displaced by climatic effects.
Religion, Governance, and Politics: These issues
and their allied topics of human rights, justice,
and so forth have historically caused many of
the world’s most significant conflicts, and
continue to do so as often these issues are the
most fundamental in the structure of a society.
the occurrence of post conflict risk
through minimization of human right
abuse.
 External intervention through sanctions
and out military assistance may go a
long way to stop the country war.
 Nations rule of law should be
independent
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