Blog for Character Formation, Nationalism and Patriotism

  Most of us are aware that natural resources must arise naturally from living and nonliving materials found in the ground, such as plants, fish, and fungi, as well as water, soil, and minerals. However, thought and consideration must be given to the potential distinction and accessibility of such natural resources. Since certain renewable natural resources require time to regenerate and not all of them are renewable. In short, natural resources is fix and should use wisely and accordingly. In connection with that, as Filipino citizens, we have the right to make use of and benefit from all natural resources in accordance with the idea of sustainable development. While it is important to use and enjoy natural resources, they should only be used for sustainability and development. We should be mindful and remember that deforestation, chemical farming, and overuse of natural resources all contribute to soil erosion and global warming. Given that we depend on natural resources for shelter

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 In our country Philippines, multiple Philippine laws exist to protect the environment, including laws and regulations pertaining to the preservation and protection of the environment.   The Environmental Protection Act is crucial and significant because it aims to safeguard public health, protect the environment, and control pollution and other public hazards. It also aims to promote sustainable economic and social development. Here are some examples;  1. Philippine Clean Air Act  The Republic Act 8749 is a comprehensive air quality management policy and program aimed at achieving and maintaining healthy air for Filipinos. Recognize and acknowledge that cleaning the habitat and environment is primarily an are-based; Acknowledging that a healthy and clean environment benefits everyone and should thus be everyone's concern. Protect and promote the global environment while acknowledging that it is the main responsibility and primary duty of LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS to address environm

    Citizenship is important for developing a strong moral code in individuals, but it's also important for creating a safe, supportive society while protecting democracy. The following are the Good Citizenship Values cluster PagkaMaka-Diyos: Faith in the Almighty   Given the importance of my prayer in my life and in the history of my nation, I have a greater understanding of the things I may do when I lead a life of faith. I have the desire to act morally, make good choices, and use my abilities to the fullest extent possible—gifts that God has given me. When faced with situations that go against my moral principles and those that could harm the well-being of others, I will make an effort to maintain my moral integrity. My faith is a gift that sustains me during difficult times and enables me to make moral choices. I am aware of its manifold benefits and I shall strive to nurture this gift through prayer and reflection. I also understand that my faith in God can bring me to apprec

     We all know that our values came from other  countries who colonized our country from the past century. We can say that our values as Filipinos is highly distinguished from others because it was influenced and develop from the culture, traditions, values and ideals of the foreign countries that colonized us before whom we embrace and keep practicing up until today generations. Since back then, our country the Philippines was colonized and being attacked by Spaniards, Japanese, and Americans we were able to adopt and influence some of their values, traditions and culture.    Now, in the Philippines, we can observe that we live by a wide range of diverse values since our country Philippines is an archipelago of 7,641 islands that are categorized broadly under the three main geographical divisions from north to south: LUZON which is the northern region, VISAYAS which is the central region and MINDANAO, the southern region. I can say that we Filipinos are unique because even though

      Nationalism is an idea and movement that holds that the nation should be congruent with the state. As an ideology, nationalism frequently works to advance the needs of a specific nation (i.e., a group of people), particularly in the pursuit of establishing and preserving the nation's sovereignty (self-governance) over its native territory. It also tries to foster national unity or solidarity by establishing and preserving a single national identity based on shared social traits such as culture, ethnicity, geography, language, politics (or the government), religion, customs, and belief in a single shared history.   Nationalism seeks to preserve and foster a nation's traditional cultures and cultural revivals have been associated with nationalist movements. It also encourages pride in national achievements and is closely linked to patriotism. Nationalism can be combined with diverse political goals and ideologies such as conservatism (national conservatism) or socialism (l