Philippine Law and legal issues as it relates to Christianity, Christians and Christian living
If you are employed, you probably have a group medical/health plan. It’s an insurance policy where the payment of a monthly premium can defray some if not all of the medical expenses occasioned by disease. Most health insurance in the Philippines is actually health maintenance policies. It can be a Godsend in times of emergency,… Continue reading Misadventures on Planet HMO
Political analysts pointed out that Obama won overwhelmingly among voters aged 19-25. To this group belong the college students and young urban professionals—the new generation of voters who do not espouse the traditional Protestant values of the older generation. In the end, Obama won 33 more electoral votes than was necessary for him to win… Continue reading Observing the Obama Phenomenon Part 2
Most Baptists in the United States would not have voted for Barack Obama because he categorically stated that he supports abortion. They contend that he is unfit to govern as president because of his pro-abortion view. In fact, on the day after the US election, after Republican Mitt Romney had conceded defeat to Democrat Barack… Continue reading Observing the Obama Phenomenon and the Baptists
This is a follow-up to my blog post on Friday on the Cybercrime Prevention Law (RA 10175). In that post, I wrote about how people who clamored against the libel provision in the Cybercrime Law because it curtailed their right to free speech may not realize but that social media giants like FACEBOOK have built-in… Continue reading Cyber- freedom is not cyber-license
A friend of mine read the two blog posts on Monday and Wednesday, October 22 and 24. She said she also noticed the capital letters in the comment and asked if I was offended by it. I said no. I realize that inevitably, when I voice an opinion or view, people will either agree or… Continue reading Word Power and Cybercrime Libel