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The Fallen Philippines
The most pressing issue
facing the world is:
Greed
(Katakawan o Kasakiman)
What is Greed?
• An excessive desire to
acquire or posses more
than what one needs
or deserves, especially
with respect to
material.
What is the cause of being
greed?
Dazzle of Power
(Pagkakasilaw sa
kapangyarihan)
Dazzle of Money
(Pakakasilaw sa Pera)
Judgements
(Kinokontrol ng ibang tao ang
kanyang hatol)
You can have or be anything you
want, but . . .
There are two reasons for this.
First, our resources are limited. After all, we have
only so much time, life, money, and energy to work
with. Second, our appetite is insatiable. That is, no
matter what we become, gain, or achieve, we want
more. Our appetite is like seawater; the more we
drink, the thirstier we become. Since we cannot have
everything we want, frustration and unhappiness are
unavoidable, unless we learn how to curb our greed.
Why are we so greedy?
Possessions can bring us
pleasure. And pleasure
can become addictive. If
we mistakenly associate
pleasure with happiness,
it's not surprising that we
pursue it without end.
Another reason for greed
is fear.
What is the difference between the hunger of
a greedy man who has much and the hunger
of one who has little?
A greedy person
cannot be rich. The
poor are not those
who don't have
much, but are
those who crave
much.
Greed is GOOD 
• Because we cannot have
EVERYTHING we want, we
need to focus on what's
important in our lives and
we can put out the flames
of greed by concentrating
on BEING more instead of
HAVING more. We can be
more compassionate,
helpful, nurturing,
responsible, self-
disciplined, and
courageous. Instead of
pampering ourselves with
pleasure, we can make
ourselves stronger, better,
and happier prioritize.
Thank you For Listening 
THEOLOGY
Teacher: Sir Tich Ramos
GROUP 2
Carlen Bolos
Elisha Dayrit
Hans Kolin Pusung
Lani Mae Manalang
Jenice Ann Arcilla
Princess Wendy Garcia

Fallen Philippines (Greed)

  • 1.
  • 2.
    The most pressingissue facing the world is: Greed (Katakawan o Kasakiman)
  • 3.
    What is Greed? •An excessive desire to acquire or posses more than what one needs or deserves, especially with respect to material.
  • 4.
    What is thecause of being greed? Dazzle of Power (Pagkakasilaw sa kapangyarihan)
  • 5.
  • 6.
    Judgements (Kinokontrol ng ibangtao ang kanyang hatol)
  • 7.
    You can haveor be anything you want, but . . . There are two reasons for this. First, our resources are limited. After all, we have only so much time, life, money, and energy to work with. Second, our appetite is insatiable. That is, no matter what we become, gain, or achieve, we want more. Our appetite is like seawater; the more we drink, the thirstier we become. Since we cannot have everything we want, frustration and unhappiness are unavoidable, unless we learn how to curb our greed.
  • 8.
    Why are weso greedy? Possessions can bring us pleasure. And pleasure can become addictive. If we mistakenly associate pleasure with happiness, it's not surprising that we pursue it without end. Another reason for greed is fear.
  • 9.
    What is thedifference between the hunger of a greedy man who has much and the hunger of one who has little? A greedy person cannot be rich. The poor are not those who don't have much, but are those who crave much.
  • 10.
    Greed is GOOD • Because we cannot have EVERYTHING we want, we need to focus on what's important in our lives and we can put out the flames of greed by concentrating on BEING more instead of HAVING more. We can be more compassionate, helpful, nurturing, responsible, self- disciplined, and courageous. Instead of pampering ourselves with pleasure, we can make ourselves stronger, better, and happier prioritize.
  • 11.
    Thank you ForListening 
  • 12.
    THEOLOGY Teacher: Sir TichRamos GROUP 2 Carlen Bolos Elisha Dayrit Hans Kolin Pusung Lani Mae Manalang Jenice Ann Arcilla Princess Wendy Garcia