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    The document summarizes the key points of the Rizal Law and discusses the Catholic Church's historical opposition to teaching Jose Rizal's works in schools. It notes that while the Church originally criticized Rizal's novels as heretical, their views changed over time as members better understood that the works did not criticize religious beliefs. It also explains that studying Rizal provides insights into Filipino history and the struggle for independence, and helps foster a sense of national identity.

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    The document summarizes the key points of the Rizal Law and discusses the Catholic Church's historical opposition to teaching Jose Rizal's works in schools. It notes that while the Church originally criticized Rizal's novels as heretical, their views changed over time as members better understood that the works did not criticize religious beliefs. It also explains that studying Rizal provides insights into Filipino history and the struggle for independence, and helps foster a sense of national identity.

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    Lomogue, Chrisel Mae BSCpE G301 September 25, 2021

    1. In no more than five (5) sentences, answer the following questions:


    a. Why did the Catholic Church actively oppose the passing of the Rizal Bill?
    - Because they considered the novels contained elements that were
    detrimental to the church and its beliefs. They alleged that its
    obsessive character infringed on religious liberty. They advise that
    it is better not to teach the work of Rizal in children. Furthermore,
    while honoring Rizal, they included a postscript condemning the
    works as heretical and impious.
    b. What provision from the Rizal Bill allowed the government to approve it
    that answers the arguments provided by the Catholic Church?
    - The Rizal Law, Republic Act No. 1425, compels all Philippine
    educational institutions to offer Jose Rizal courses. The full title of
    the law is An Act to Include in the Curricula of All Public and Private
    Schools, Colleges, and Universities Courses on the Life, Works,
    and Writings of Jose Rizal, Specifically His Novels Noli Me Tangere
    and El Filibusterismo, Authorizing the Printing and Distribution of
    the Same, and for Other Purposes.
    c. Did the Church's views on the study of Jose Rizal's life and works
    changed over the years? Why or why not?
    - Yes, based on how the catholic members already understand the
    true meaning of Rizal works. That it doesn’t criticize the belief and
    the content of the bible. They understand that the context was all
    about how the priest or those people in power, abused their power.
    Without it, we will be unaware of our country's strengths and
    weaknesses. We will be unable to make rational decisions about
    our future because we will be blind to both our successes and
    failures.
    2. In no more than five (5) sentences, answer the following questions:
    a. What is the Rizal Law all about?
    - The law contains that student needs to learn about our national
    hero’s work both public and private school. The enforces teachers
    to teach about Rizal’s life, works and writing. Most specifically his
    books both Noli Me Tangere and El Filibustirismo.
    b. Why do we need to study the Rizal Law?
    - Learning about Rizal will give you a better understanding of how
    they are connected. It would bring out the revolutionary in you. As a
    member of the country it is best for students to learn about our
    history. It would give them an idea on how our hero’s fight for our
    country and would be grateful for them as well.
    c. What can you benefit from studying Jose Rizal's life and works?
    - Learning about Jose Rizal’s Life and works would give student a
    better understanding on how Filipino lives in the hand of Spaniards.
    You'll understand the importance of communication. Rizal has been
    the subject of numerous misunderstandings. It is essential to have
    a clear delivery of what you want to express in life to avoid
    misunderstandings.
    3. What drove the Filipinos to actively pursue Rizal's literary works in their quest for
    national identity? Justify your answer in no more than three (3) sentences.
    - Our culture and history are reflected and represented in Rizal's
    works. Rizal has offered direction and taught Filipinos what is vital
    while they struggle and seek to other countries for self-discovery.
    As in the war with the Spaniards, Filipinos must join together and
    work together to combat a shared adversary.

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