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    Culture defines moral behavior and is passed down through learning rather than genetics. It includes material and non-material aspects that shape how individuals perceive ideas. People acquire culture through enculturation by learning components of life in their culture from infancy. Inculturation is a two-way process where culture roots the gospel and introduces a transformed culture to Christianity. Acculturation occurs through cultural adaptation or borrowing traits from other cultures. Culture shapes moral agents by defining what is considered morally right or wrong within that society.

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    Culture defines moral behavior and is passed down through learning rather than genetics. It includes material and non-material aspects that shape how individuals perceive ideas. People acquire culture through enculturation by learning components of life in their culture from infancy. Inculturation is a two-way process where culture roots the gospel and introduces a transformed culture to Christianity. Acculturation occurs through cultural adaptation or borrowing traits from other cultures. Culture shapes moral agents by defining what is considered morally right or wrong within that society.

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    Culture defines moral behavior and is passed down through learning rather than genetics. It includes material and non-material aspects that shape how individuals perceive ideas. People acquire culture through enculturation by learning components of life in their culture from infancy. Inculturation is a two-way process where culture roots the gospel and introduces a transformed culture to Christianity. Acculturation occurs through cultural adaptation or borrowing traits from other cultures. Culture shapes moral agents by defining what is considered morally right or wrong within that society.

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    Culture defines moral behavior and is passed down through learning rather than genetics. It includes material and non-material aspects that shape how individuals perceive ideas. People acquire culture through enculturation by learning components of life in their culture from infancy. Inculturation is a two-way process where culture roots the gospel and introduces a transformed culture to Christianity. Acculturation occurs through cultural adaptation or borrowing traits from other cultures. Culture shapes moral agents by defining what is considered morally right or wrong within that society.

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    Culture: How It Defines

    Moral Behavior
    Learning outcomes:
    1.Articulate what culture, enculturation, inculturation and acculturation
    meaning.
    2.Attribute facets of personal behavior to culture.
    3.Explain how culture shapes the moral agent.
    What is Culture?
    1. “Integrated pattern of human knowledge, beliefs, and behaviors.”
    - Taylor as quoted by Palispis, 1997
    2."the set of means used by mankind to become more virtuous and
    reasonable in order to become fully human
    -Magisterium of the Church
    3. Culture is passed on to the next generation by learning not through the
    genes or heredity. "Culture" includes all human phenomena which are not
    purely results of human genetics.
    -Kroeber et al, 1952
    4. Sociologists categorize culture into material and non-material culture.
    The Human Person and Culture
    “As a moral agent you are born into a culture, a factual reality you have
    not chosen.”

    How does culture shape the way individuals perceive ideas?

    Culture B
    Culture A the concept of
    views perfection as perfection is that it's
    something that is well-crafted and
    absolutely complete functional, but they
    and flawless. believe it can be changed
    or improved.
    How do people acquire a culture?
    1).Enculturati on
    • was coined by J.M. Herskovits Margaret
    Mead.
    • a process of learning from infancy till
    death, the components of life in one's
    culture
    Enculturation
    • African girls grow up learning that
    as a woman she has less rights and
    privileges as the African man.

    • Levirate marriage
    How do people acquire a culture?
    2).Inculturati on
    • is a two way process: it roots the Gospel in
    a culture and introduces that transformed
    culture to Christianity.
    Inculturation
    • The Sinulog Festival is a vibrant and
    colorful celebration held in Cebu
    City to honor the Santo Niño (Child
    Jesus)
    How do people acquire a culture?
    3).Acculturati on
    • "cultural modification of an individual,
    group, or people by adapting to or
    borrowing traits from another culture."
    Acculturation
    • A Filipino who originally lived in the
    Philippines decided to stay for good
    in America
    1. How Culture Shapes the Moral Agent?
    2. Should respect be given to all
    cultures?
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