The General Elections in the Philippines is over but the counting and so now the long wait for the winners although some have already taken their oath the one everybody’s waiting for is still up in the air. Some see this election as the dawn of a new day with Arroyo no longer President. All ...
So said a rabid anti-INC catholic blogger who goes by the alias losav. That’s his opinion and he’s free to have one. But is it really a myth? Here’s some news report. I’m not even going add my comment on them. You decide.Aquino maintains huge lead Agence France-Presse First Posted 08:13:00 05/11/2010 MANILA, Philippines—Senator Benigno Aquino ...
The Philippines is on the verge of a major upheaval. With all the presidential candidates going all in and betting everything including the kitchen sink, it isn’t hard to imagine a strong reaction will not be displayed for any hint of a failure of election. Pray for peace. INC flock urged to pray for peaceful, honest ...
A few malcontents are criticizing the INC “bloc voting” saying it is undemocratic! Talk about being ignorant. Let me set a few things straight based on my own personal take guided by what I’ve learned in my life. Bloc voting? It is not “bloc voting” per se. What outsiders think of as “bloc voting” is in truth ...
Much has been seen and said about the Iglesia ni Cristo’s vaunted unity so I won’t go into much detail of why and how. The Iglesia doctrines defined it based on scriptures and adherence to it is required, also based on scriptures. On the contrary, the Catholic church, even from it’s earlier years is always been ...
“The Lord made me do it”. Ah, the all too familiar excuse “religious” leaders use when they want a piece of another pie, that is politics. Mike Velarde, leader of the Catholic sub-sect El Shaddai wants to be president in 2010. He’ll be joining other so-called “religious” leaders who chose to delve into politics, people like ...