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Table of contents
Introduction    3
Understanding Human Dignity and the Common Good in Laudato Si’    3
Relevance to the Course of Study    3
Relevance to a Specific Human Community    4
Application to Future Profession    4
Impact on the Broader Human Community    5
Conclusion    5
References    7
Introduction
    Explore the nuances of human dignity and the essential relationships that bind our communities together with UNCC300: Human Dignity and Human Community. The main focus of this research is the deep insights provided by Pope Francis in Laudato Si', which provide a persuasive perspective on these subjects. The conversation that follows explores Pope Francis' views on human dignity and the common good in Laudato Si', how they align with UNCC300, and how they may affect a particular human community and future career.
Understanding Human Dignity and the Common Good in Laudato Si’
    Pope Francis defines human dignity as an intrinsic and unalienable quality of every person, independent of social standing, financial circumstances, or environmental circumstances, in his encyclical Laudato Si' (Laputko, 2021). He highlights how closely related humans and the environment are, emphasizing how the degradation of one immediately jeopardizes the other. The depth of Laudato Si' is further enhanced by Christopher P. Vogt's analysis, which clarifies how it combines political engagement and social analysis within the context of Catholic social thought (Vogt, "Laudato Si': Social Analysis and Political Engagement in the Tradition of Catholic Social Thought").
Relevance to the Course of Study
    Pope Francis' teachings in Laudato Si' are remarkably consistent with UNCC300: Human Dignity and Human Community. The encyclical's focus on human dignity fits in well with the course's examination of the value of people in a variety of settings and circumstances (Troy, 2019). Laudato Si' emphasizes interconnection, which is consistent with the...