Carp INTRO and DP content

1. CARP

2. CARP
 CARP is a new society at several universities in
London this year.
 Collegiate Association for the Research of Principles

3. Mission
 To encourage conscientious young people to live for
the sake of others, by becoming leaders that can be
confident and influential in society and who can
transcend the boundaries between race, nationality
and religion.

4. What is CARP?
 It is a youth movement of young people who strive to
work on themselves and become leaders who can
give a positive impact on others and eventually...the
world!!

5. But I don’t want to be a leader…
It is inevitable in life that we will take leadership
positions such as parents, teachers and citizens so it
is imperative that our influence is benevolent

7. CARP Principles
1. Inherent Value
2. Spiritual Health
3. Integrity
4. Genuine Relationships
5. Purpose

8. “My goal is to educate people
to be people of goodness
following God’s Will. I want
to raise young people with
education in heart as well as
an exceptional education in
knowledge. I want them to
be the people who love God,
who love humanity and who
love the nation so that they
can be the owners of a new
history.”

9.  Public speaking
 CV writing
 Character Education
 Guest speakers of Theology, Politics and Science
 Goal setting
 Volunteering to serve community
 Year long projects in Europe
Activities

10. The CARP Vision

11. “Everyone without exception is struggling to attain
happiness and avoid misfortune”
DP pg1

12. Peaceful
World
Energy
Particles
Molecules
DNA
Life

13. Global Leader
Specialisation
(Skill, qualifications)
Humanity
(Morals, people, emotions,
listening, speaking,
culture)

14. Consider a company
1. Criminal
2. Labourer
3. Qualified worker
4. Irreplaceable worker

15.  “We find a great contradiction in every person.
Within the self-same individual there are two
opposing inclinations: the original mind that desires
goodness and the evil mind that desires
wickedness.”
DP pg2

16. Evil
mind
Original
mind
Global
Leader

18.  “When we say that someone is ‘good’, then without
exception, we mean that person is doing something
good for the sake of other people” –SMM, 1973

19. How about good and evil?
 Good and evil are not like positive and negative
 They are not complimentary
 They repel each other
 When they meet there is conflict
 It is desirable and positive to have good without evil
 We can appreciate good without knowing evil

20. Can you think of any examples where good
exists without evil?
 Parents
 Food
 Teachers
 Friends

21. Where did evil come from?
Father Me
Misuse of love

22. Appear very concretely
 Family-
 Society-
 World-
flirting, lust (destruction of the family)
moral decline (Korean Ferry Captain)
War (Palestine)

24. Mind - Body unity
Mind Body
True Leader
Subject Object
Beauty
Truth
Goodness
Food
Sleep
Shelter
Sex