Journal 13

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LOVE GOD

What does being in a relationship with God require me to do?

  • Acknowledge that God is my creator
  • Understand the teachings of Jesus
  • Acknowledge him as our Saviour Jesus Christ
  • Attend mass each week to listen to his word and to feel the presence of god and communicate to him.

LOVE SELF AND NEIGHBOR

WHAT DOES LOVING MY NEIGHBOUR AND MYSELF REQUIRE ME TO DO?

  • love and treat everyone equally
  • Respect one another as you respect yourself
  • Bond with everyone to be known as friends
  • Share what you can to create peace

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Journal 12

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The ten commandments 

  1. I, the Lord, am your God who brought you out of slavery. You shall not have other gods except me. — C
  2. You shall not take the name of the Lord, your God, in vain. — D
  3. Remember to keep holy and Sabbath day. — F
  4. Honour your father and your mother. — H
  5. You shall not kill. — I
  6. You shall not commit adultery. — A
  7. You Shall not steal. — E
  8. You shall not bear false witness against your neighbour. — J
  9. You shall not covet your neighbour’s wife. (Spouse) — B
  10. You shall not covet anything that belongs to your neighbour. — G

 Values found in the ten commandments

a. -

  • Respect for other people’s property
  • Avoiding stealing, cheating, shoplifting, excessive gambling etc.

b.  -

  • Appreciation of and respect for human sexuality – one’s own and that of others
  • Respect for marriage
  • Sexual integrity

c. -

  • Recognising God as Creator and giving God due reverence.
  • Refusing to make ‘gods’ our of things such as money, power or prestige.

d.  -

  • Respecting God’s name.
  • Appreciating and sacredness of God and things associated with God.

e. -

  • Right attitude towards material goods.
  • Avoiding an attitude of ‘I must have…’
  • Avoiding jealousy

f. -

  • Putting the ‘Lord’s Day’ at the centre of our worship
  • Appreciating the fact that we approach God in community, not as isolated individuals

g.  -

  • Respecting the total commitment of two people for each other in marriage.
  • Seeing the love and struggles of marriage as sacred
  • Avoiding attitudes and actions that could break up this relationship

h. -

  • Respect for parents (caregivers) and rightful authority.
  • Mutual respect between parents and children.

i. -

  • Respect for truth and honesty
  • Respect for the good name and reputation of others

j. -

  • Respect for human life one’s own and that of others
  • Respect for the ‘least of these’: the unborn, the sick, the old and dying.

Individual Task 4 – Ethical principles

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Watch the following clips on the Dalai Lama:

Read the following articles:Article 1
Article 2
Answer the following questions on your blog:

1.) Give a brief description of who the Dalai Lama is? (Include resources to support)

The Dalai Lama is knwon to be the 14th (XIVth) dalai lama. He is also greatly known as Tenzin Gyatsu and he is acknowleged as the spiritual and tempoarl leader of the Tibetan people. He had been born into a peasant familyand had been recognised at the age of 2 years old. The Dalai Lamas are the manifestations of the Bodhisattva of Compassion, who chose to reincarnate to serve the people, They live up to many  commitments in their roles as the Dalai lama. Dalai Lama means Ocean of Wisdom. Tibetans normally refer to His Holiness as Yeshin Norbu, the Wish-fulfilling Gem, or simply, Kundun, meaning The Presence.

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Reference links you can check out to learn more:

http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/1989/lama-bio.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dalai_Lama

http://www.dalailama.com/page.2.htm

2.) Evaluate how the actions of the Dalai Lama in regard to the riots in Tibet would be regarded as exemplary moral integrity.

The actions of the the Dalai lama in regard to the riots would be regarded as exemplary moral integrity due to the fact of that he is willing to resign as tibetan leader if the situation became out of control in Tibet. He makes this large sacrifice for that he knows he can give the safety to all Tibetans, for that it is his role to keep Tibetans away from harm in the violence of the riots.

Individual Task 3 – Ethical principles

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Watch the following clip on Maximillian Kolbe:

1.) Define the term ‘moral integrity’

The meaning of the term moral integrity to me is really about a person’s way of thining. Manny events or happening in ones daily life refer to making choices or actions. A person will think and act accordingly to what they believe is right or wrong

~ An Exapamle by Mr.Car of Moral Integrity ~
Well a student of Mr. Car has walked right passed him and he notice that a 5 dollar note could drop out of his pocket at any momment. Another student walks by the student with the money and walks right pass him with nothing to say to avoid the intention of him getting into trouble. Another student walks by the student with the money and watches from a distant to see if the note will ever drop. Before any of the students could react to this money he tells the owner that his money is going to drop any time, making the student realise to put his money away into his wallet. This example given by Mr.Car is an example of moral integrity because he had thought of the choices he could make and he chose the choice of acting accordingly to believe what is right by telling the student to keep his money in a safe place.

2.) Describe why Maximillian Kolbe is regarded as a Christian of exemplary moral integrity.

Maximillian Kolbe is regarded as a christian of exemplary moral integrity. This is stated because of the great things he has done. Maximillian Kolbe had been a catholic priest who was sent to Auschwits concentration camp for the reasons of being a journalist, a publisher and intellectual. Within the concentration camp Maximillian Kolbe had helped and comforted many in the camp even the less fortunate, he had also smuggled in bread for the masses he had and for the hungry, he undertook a priestly ministry and confessions , these acts he created within the camp were regarded the act of accordingly to what is believed to be right. Maximillian Kolbe had also chose to give up his life for another human who was sent to death. He had no relationship with the man none what so ever just as Jesus christ had done for all of us by dying on the cross.

3.) Outline Maximillians ethical actions/principles that he demonstrated in Auschwitz.

Maximilian’s completed many ethical actions/principals that he demonstrated in Auschwitz. He had comforted his fellow prisoners insisting that everything including sufferings came to an end and the way to glory was through the cross.He had undertook the task of moving the dead bodies of the tortured throughout his internment. He continued is priestly ministry hearing confessions in unlikely places and smuggling bread and wine for masses, he was conspicuous for those even less fortunate to him than himself. He had also gave up his life to another man who wasn’t even related to him at all.

4.) Evaluate whether you think he made the right decision and provide research to support your answer. i.e. Catholic teachings.

I believe that Maximilian had completely made the right choice for that he has not just saved an inoccent man and his family but he has saved many people and their families for that through the journey in Auschwits he has shown the ways our lord of how he has been a leader to all and he has taught everyone through the sacrifice he has made.

Journal 11

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1. Watch the following video:

1.) Describe the term ‘interactive TV’.

Interactive T.V is the current new way of watching television, it is being able to watch what you want to watch on your television by downloading shows via broadband.

 2.) Explain the reasons why interactive TV is now called TV 2.0.

Interactive TV is now called TV2.0  because it is the new interactive way of watching television and it has also become the second series or generation of television.

3.) Outline the positives and negatives of implementing interactive TV.

Positives-

  • You are able to watch anything you wish to watch whether it was a new show or an old show whenever you want it or
  • It is a more convenient way of watching television shows
  • It is always going to be available
  • It is a new way of watching television

Negatives-

  • The internet speed can be a problem
  • movies and videos can be illegally downloaded off the site
  •  You can pass your download limit very easily
  • Addiction of want to use it more and more

4.) Apple released recently Apple TV – Take 2. Describe the reasons why it needed to be changed.

”Apple just admitted that the first Apple TV didn’t quite work out — so it’s back with a new model that can access iTunes directly, and streams movies from the new rental store in both DVD quality and HD with 5.1 surround. YouTube selection has also been expanded to 50M videos, there’s now Flickr support in addition to .mac, and what’s more, the entire UI has been revamped. The new single menu interface offers quick search of all available titles, and includes access to 600 TV shows as well as your iTunes library and HD podcasts.”

http://www.engadget.com/2008/01/15/apple-unveils-the-apple-tv-take-2/

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Journal 10

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1. Watch the following video:

1.) Explain the purpose of using ‘youtube’ as a source of digital media advertising?

As youtube is a source of digital media advertising because it is known to be a famous free video website. Many organisations and companies are using youtube to post their new campains they are trying to sell to the media. They have use youtube as an advantage because they have saved there company from using lots of money expense going towards the payment of advertising their new campaign on television.

2.) Discuss how collaborative media sites such as youtube, myspace and bebo have changed the current boundaries of media such as news, advertising ect.

Media sites such as youtube, myspace, bebo have changed the current boundaries of media by using the resource of the internet. Companies or everyday people save much more money uploading their campaign through the internet then the television through the collaborative media sites youtube,bebo and myspace.Youtube, bebo and myspace have changed their boundaries by providing post forum, widgets, informational blogs about a company’s advertisement or such as themselves.

3.) Provide a link to an advertising commercial on youtube.

Victoria Bitter famous ad

Journal 9

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With reference to the image below and answer the following questions:

Click image for a larger view:

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1.) Define the term ‘digital media’.

” Refers to any type of information in digital format including computer-generated text, graphics and animations, as well as photographs, animation … ”

‘Reference’^^ www.conferzone.com/resource/glossarycd.html

2.) How has digital media evolved over the last 5-10 years?

Digital media has evolved over the last 5-10 years by a huge amount, this is because technology has risen to extreme limits year by year through the technology of televisions, computers, newspapers, radio broadcasts, telephones and the internet. If we take a look back 10 years ago we would see the access of books from the library’s more than we see now. For that through the use of the internet we could easily contain the information that we need written in 60 pages of a book in just one click of the computer we gain the access to the related information from thebook. Therefore todays world of 2008 digital media has evolved dramatically to what the world has had 10 years ago.

3.) Discuss the reasons why digital newspapers are extremely popular?

Now a days The reasons for why digital newspapers are extremely popular is because each newspaper company has posted their newspapers of what they are selling on their home page giving access to all people to view the articles free from charge meaning no payment would be required at all.

Journal 8

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1.) Watch the following clip:

Scenario 1: You are on a train coming home from a day at the beach. The train stops at a station and a group a youths get on the train and start bashing an elderly ethnic man. You notice people getting off the train.

Discuss what you would do in this situation.

In this situation i would definitely be terrified but then my conscience would click to me, making me think of all the possibilities i could think off. So i would firstly call the police or either the guard in the guards compartment and ask them to assist the man. During that time it takes for the guard to come i will ask bystanders to come and help me approach the youths and to help out the ethnic old man. After the event of this happening i will remember specifically what has happened so i could be an eye witness for the police to give them a very accurate story of what has happened.

Scenario 2: You get a message from a girl that you are interested asking you to come over her house. When you get there a number of her friends are present and they say they are bored. One of them promotes the idea of going for a walk and causing a riot. At first you tell them “No way”. However, the girl you like states that “she will like you more if you go”.

Discuss what you would do in this situation.

In this situation i would try to tell the girl about the wrong choice she is about to consider and try to influence her to tell her friends to just play a sport in the house to get their minds off getting in trouble. But if she disagrees to follow my instructions i will leave the group and let them be for that i don’t want to like someone who is in love with wrong doings.

Journal 7

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1.) Watch the following clip:

Describe what is a person’s ‘conscience’.

A persons conscience  is that inner voice you can hear inside your head that tells you what to do in your life, poractically what your parents do every time you are with them but in this case it with you for life. It is the voice everyday that tells you to wake up and got to school and not wag, it is the voice that tells you to eat when you are really hungry it is the voice that makes all your daily decisions and it is the voice that brings you home every day to where yo belong.

2.) Watch the following clip:

Describe how a persons conscience works in making moral decisions. Explain the relationship between religion and conscience.

The conscience works in making moral decisions by looking at what is happening or creating a solution for the person to do. The relationship between religion and your conscience is very strong. Through your religion you will most likely like to choose to make the decision that is the way of your religion, for example someone is laying hurt on the ground near death, through religion your conscience will choose for you to go and to help the poor fellow laying on the ground

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1.) Define the term “Moral Maturity”

Moral maturity is when you are grown up and is capable of knowing the differences of right and wrong and have developed the better understanding you therefore are morally matured.

2.) Read the following article:
http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/knife-arrest-cop-pelted/2008/03/24/1206206967590.htm
Discuss the reasons why the 25 year old man mentioned in the article would be regarded as having a lack of ‘moral maturity’.

The 25 year old man mentioned in the article would be regarded as having a lack of moral maturity, this is expressed through the article because it was said that the the man had resisted arrest by the police meaning that he had not been mature enough to receive the punishment for his wrong doings. It is also written that the man had damaged a car,pelted and spat on a police man showing that he was extremely not moral because he did not realise the difference between right and wrong. Overall this man shows a complete lack of moral maturity by disobeying the law.

3.) Identify the differences between ‘morality’ and ‘immorality’.
Morality- Conformity to the rules of right conduct
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/morality

Immorality- The quality of not being in accord with standards of right or good conduct
http://dictionary.die.net/immorality

4.) Watch the following clip and describe the reasons why Governor Spitzer’s actions would be regarded as ‘immoral’.

The actions of Governor  Spitzer would be regarded as immoral because he is known as a politician which many people may of looked up to because of the great name given to him known as the family man yet he completely lost everyones trust and admiration to him by dealing with women but just not women, Prostitutes. Through the actions he had took he is regarded to definitely not knowing about the difference between right and wrong.

 


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