Comments on: God by another name

By: Holy Kamote

Holy Kamote — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 23:39:38 +0000

when people start to voice out their moral opinions, which can also hurt other’s beliefs, they are often told to shut up their mouths or just acquire the so called “RESPECT TO OTHERS”.

but for me, GIVING RESPECT TO OTHER’S BELIEFS, that may contradict our own opinion, does not only mean we should completely ignore and tolerate it.

this free market of opposing ideas make us choose and formulate our own SENSE OF MORALITY. and from that, we can learn of what really is RIGHT, and what really is WRONG, and not just be plain gullible until death, believing in things because someone older than us told us that it is right/wrong. therefore, leaving us no option to question even the most illogical things that their dogmas say.

By: alphasensei

alphasensei — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 05:55:21 +0000

ano kaya kung makukulong ang isang blogger for answering too many tag posts? hehehe

By: wei vines

wei vines — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 03:45:37 +0000

should I thank my parents dahil pilipino ako?! tae… kung nagkataon pala, malamang, napugutan na ko ng ulo sa pinagagawa ko… sana mapalaya na nga siya..deym!

By: witchyboop

witchyboop — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 01:24:58 +0000

Fouad Ahmed al-Farhan- I admired his faith. Rare yun. Though the world is beautiful, our souls are prisoners of the terror of death kung ang paniniwala is to kill for religion. It’s not always that God’s plan agrees with what we are or what we feel but be assured that He has a reason for all of this. I just finished reading Paulo’s book: the fifth mountain…. ganda, para syang si Elijah…

By: lilmiz

lilmiz — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 19:20:12 +0000

scary naman nyan. i agree, religion should not matter. pare-pareho lang tayo lahat, walang nakakalamang. hindi ko rin gets ang pag-gamit ng religion para makipag-away. kawawa naman si fouad, sana mapalaya na nga sya

By: Kiko Matsing

Kiko Matsing — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 16:40:49 +0000

Naku! Grabeng higpit talaga diyan sa Saudi pagdating sa relihiyon. Yung mga kasamahan ko sa inaattend-an kong church diyan sa atin nakulong din dun at muntik nang mapugutan ng ulo. Buti na lang nadaan sa pakiusap ni former pres. ramos noon yun.

Sana nga mapalaya rin si Fouad.

By: Maldito

Maldito — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 11:19:29 +0000

I myself is not fond of pushing one’s religion to someone who have his/her own faith. I am not in the proper position to say this, but I hate being in a religion. I have my own faith. my own beliefs, my own God. I dont know whats inside their religions that sometimes sheeding a BLOOD means exalting Him. Tsk tsk tsk. There’s no true religion, I am beginning to believe this. I dont know with them, but I’ll stand firm on what i am believing.

May he meet freedom soon.

By: kengkay

kengkay — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 10:29:30 +0000

hmm, what’s the world going to? ako katoliko, si kengkoy protestante. nagsisimba kami sa parehong simbahan, member kami ng dalawang simbahan. nung asa thailand ako nakiki dalaw din ako sa mga templo ng buddhism kasi masarap yung meditation nila. pero katoliko pa rin ako. yun nga lang, bukas ang isip ko at ang puso ko sa ibang relihiyon. sana mapalaya na sya!

By: gasti

gasti — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 08:10:03 +0000

potek ngyayari pala yan? akala ko si boybastos lang ang hinuhuli ng batas..potek mukhang delikading yung bago kong post ah! lalaban ako! potek!

By: xienahgirl

xienahgirl — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 06:25:33 +0000

actually
kamuntik na rin ako makulong
dahil sa mga nasasabi ko sa blog ko

pero keri lang.