What Makes Man Truly Human?

What makes man truly human?

Man, as defined in the dictionary, refers to the designation of any or even all of the human race regardless of gender and the number of years spent dwelling in this realm which was called by Pythagoras as “round”. Each of these so-called “persons” have several identities, genders, faiths, attitudes, beliefs, aspirations and personalities which may serve as a causation to the purpose of their existence in this two-dimensional world. For instance, an arrogant being may serve as an origination of woe towards his compatriots, while a benevolent or a devout Catholic might be here to instil more than a scintilla of goodness and God-centered values amongst
In this regard, a human being must evaluate himself whether something has been performed which can be called as de rigeur. Heidegger introduced the concept of Dasein so as to enable a person to plan for his future which must not be au contraire to the notions of morality and inherent human dignity. He has to search for his true meaning, which is to be a force that will serve as a beacon and a license for benevolence amongst his peers. Then, man is to surely gain a realisation of “who they are and grasp the fact that each of themselves is a distinctive entity. Once they realise that they have their own destiny to conquer then their concern with the world can become an ‘authentic’ concern to fulfill their real potentiality” In retrospect, it is the man is bound to bring to the revealing light his definite foreordination that will shape his demeanor towards his fellows. Humans must abide to any or all of the criteria elucidated above. Man has to be sensitive to the needs of other people such as the marginalized like those in Tondo, the refugees such as those in Greece and the abandoned in war-torn areas in Mindanao. During the International Eucharistic Congress, the importance of cultural tolerance was discussed by Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle. Truly, a dialogue between cultures can lead to better understanding between opposing factions, religions and races. An individual who percolate this value can truly be a “human” because sensitivity between the viewpoints of other people is necessary for the avoidance of conflict. Poverty must be exterminated outright through generosity. The Papal Legate of the said religious gathering, Charles Maung Cardinal Bo has called for a “Third World War” against the idea of people living less than a dollar a day. Each and every personage who desire to be “truly human” must take into consideration these teachings