The Philippines is one of the world’s richest countries in biodiversity. Our mountains serve as watersheds, our forests regulate the climate, and our rivers sustain agriculture and communities. Mining, particularly large-scale extraction, inevitably alters landscapes.
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Irradicating Corruption Through a Biblical Lens
Corruption, as depicted in the Bible, encompasses a range of dishonest behaviors and practices which undermine integrity and justice. The biblical narrative, spanning the Old and New Testaments, presents numerous instances illustrating God’s strong disapproval of corruption. Scripture passages highlight the moral and ethical framework that God expects from individuals and societies.
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The Flipping Tale of Protest: Once Led by the Cross, Now by the Compass
If you got caught in the absolute gridlock along EDSA and White Plains Avenue this […]
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Delusional Political Leadership: When Power Becomes Detached from Reality
Introduction Political leadership is one of the highest forms of public trust. Those who hold […]
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The Church and Corruption: A Call for Ethical Leadership in the Philippines
Understanding Corruption in the Philippines The Philippines has long grappled with the pervasive challenge of […]
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A Pastoral Word on Juvenile Justice in the Philippines
There is a recurring temptation in Philippine public discourse to reach for the simplest solution to the most complex problem. Crime is rising among children aged 10 to 15. The proposed remedy? Make them legally accountable adults before they have finished losing their baby teeth. It is the legislative equivalent of treating a fever by smashing the thermometer.
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Does God Care for the Needy?
Understanding the Concept of Neediness Neediness is a multifaceted concept that encompasses various dimensions of […]