This document discusses non-violence ethics, defining non-violence culture as refraining from harming others through individuals, institutions, and societies. It emphasizes the importance of promoting non-violence as a force for transformation, justice, and well-being. The principle of non-violence is described as rejecting the use of physical violence to achieve social or political change through peaceful means like protests, sit-ins, boycotts, and civil disobedience. Key notions of non-violence ethics discussed are that bread overcomes stone, water overcomes fire, and love overcomes hatred.
2. NON- VIOLENCE CULTURE
It is a culture where individuals,
institutions and societies refrain
from harming others, groups,
communities or themselves.
3. Importance of promoting non- violence
culture
It is a force for transformation,
justice, and the well- being of all that
is neither violent nor passive.
4. Principle of non-violence
Known as a violent resistance.
Rejects the used of physical violence in
order to achieve social or political change.
6. Notion of non- violence ethics
Bread and stone ( the bread overcomes the stone)( Daig
ng tinapay ang bato)
Water and fire ( the water overcomes the fire)( Daig ng
tubig ang apoy)
Loves overcomes hatred( daig ng pagmamahal ang
pagkakagalit)
