Prophecies and the fulfillment of prophecies in our day
Ipagpaumanhin ninyo kung bakit sa tagal ko nang sumusulat nitong blog na ito, ang post na ito ay isinulat ko sa sariling wika natin. Nais ko kasing maintindihan ako ng mga magbabasa nito nang hindi na sila mahihirapang pagdugtung-dugtungin ang mga ideyang aking ilalathala dito. Noong maliit ako, may isang illustrated na libro ang nanay… Continue reading Sa paparating na 666 — may aral bang mapupulot?
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
One of my students sent me a text before 8 am on October 30, 2012. She was supposed to argue and debate on the proposition of whether or not there is a need to revive the Catholic faith. She then sent me a link to an article that appeared in the Manila Bulletin on that… Continue reading Finding Faith And Keeping Faith
Today, I read Luke 16:15 where Jesus said to the Pharisees: “…but God knoweth your hearts: for that which is highly esteemed among men is abomination in the sight of God.” On the margin of my Bible I had noted down the theological definition of the word “abomination.” It comes from the Greek word [bdelugma}… Continue reading Chance conversations and abominations
I was watching CNN last night when US Pres. Obama confirmed that Osama bin Laden was, indeed, dead. Â I was also watching TV last night when I saw the spontaneous outburst of elation at West Point Military Academy and at Ground Zero. Â People were so happy that Osama bin Laden was dead. This blog is… Continue reading Watching events unfold: is this a dry run?