Philippine Law and legal issues as it relates to Christianity, Christians and Christian living
Even my 13 year old son has heard of the sordid affair between Dr. Hayden Kho and Katrina Halili. Â We remember the congressional hearings investigating the complaint of the sexy actress that she was videotaped without her knowledge and consent while committing the sexual act with her lover and the videotape was uploaded into the… Continue reading Something good from a sordid affair
It was my son who asked my opinion last Thursday night on the artwork of Mideo Cruz at the CCP. Â He asked me what the phrase “offending religious feelings” meant. Â I asked him why he wanted to know and he answered that it might be a topic to be discussed in current events or given… Continue reading Offending religious feelings
Last Saturday, August 13, 2011, I was all set to endure sitting in a seminar for the better part of nine hours. Â I was ready of mind to endure the boredom, but I had hoped to glean some helpful information. Â What I did not expect was to gain spiritual insight. The first two-hour lecture was… Continue reading Gleanings
Dear Norman, In your email, you asked me to discuss the Bishops of the  Roman Catholic Church who solicited SUVs from the PCSO for their use. As for the act being a violation of the Constitution, the Constitution prohibits the use of government or public funds for the establishment and support of any religion. The… Continue reading For Mr. Companero regarding his question
Call me contrary but I really cannot be happy about Osama bin Laden’s death. Â I may be relieved that the long drawn out manhunt for this belligerent has finally ended in his death, but his death, the manner of his death, is not a cause for jubilation for me. Â Before you get angry, please note… Continue reading Osama’s death: This is sad only