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saluyot @saluyot (63) • Philippines 17 Sep 09

catholic schools has this practice of dismissing and terminating female students and employees if they happen to get pregnant while still unwed or singles. now, a law has been passed, the Magna Carta for Woman, protecting the...

catholic church

women rights

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anib1227 Hi Aileen, I am so sorry for being judgmental sometimes and I always stand to be corrected. I do like your point that schools are for education and not social shelters. But, I just would like to point out as an additional thought that education entails...

18 Sep 09

saluyot @saluyot (63) • Philippines 17 Sep 09

catholic schools has this practice of dismissing and terminating female students and employees if they happen to get pregnant while still unwed or singles. now, a law has been passed, the Magna Carta for Woman, protecting the...

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anib1227 That would be the most sensible thing these church leaders should do. Giving support to the girl (lady)counseling and spiritual support. This is I think a good of example of evangelism in action: helping and not condemning, supporting and not kicking, praying...

18 Sep 09

saluyot @saluyot (63) • Philippines 17 Sep 09

catholic schools has this practice of dismissing and terminating female students and employees if they happen to get pregnant while still unwed or singles. now, a law has been passed, the Magna Carta for Woman, protecting the...

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anib1227 Keeping some of your head below the sun sometimes gives a lot of leeway. Something like: keep your cool and you get away with it. Bullying will do no good sometimes. Up above post was only a rant of some frustrations these theocratic, seme(i)nal and equally...

18 Sep 09

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saluyot @saluyot (63) • Philippines 17 Sep 09

catholic schools has this practice of dismissing and terminating female students and employees if they happen to get pregnant while still unwed or singles. now, a law has been passed, the Magna Carta for Woman, protecting the...

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anib1227 Yeah, but I said to them: Do what you think moral but I will do what I think legal! The cowered for awhile. But, the reason they did not kick my butt was that no could do my job. I was so lucky, I was indespensible at that time. I was so happy that they...

18 Sep 09

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anib1227 @anib1227 (77) • Philippines 17 Sep 09

It seems that the line separating church and state is so dim recently. People who want to serve the state are seeking opinions from church people and these church authorities are also becoming vocal to the state affairs. Recently,...

church

tax

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anib1227 Well said. But, there is this Separation of Church and State in our constitution. We can't remove unless we changed the consti. However, the line of this separation is getting finer everyday. Well, good for your organization if you give all back to the needy....

18 Sep 09

alatecablebill @alatecablebill (519) • Philippines 17 Sep 09

i know tagalog, bisaya, ilonggo, and cebuano. my parents are bisaya/ilonggo and they use those dialects when they're talking to each other or to our aunts and uncles. what about you?

dialects

philippines

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anib1227 I was just curious because you separated Bisaya and Cebuano up there and I can't think of any distinction. Well, thank you for the reply.

18 Sep 09

mapuang @mapuang (612) • Philippines 18 Sep 09

please help me what will i post in my blog so that i get more view. and please someone explain to me how i earn in blog. thanks in advance.

blog

earn

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anib1227 Add me as your friend and PM me. I am not an expert in blogging but we could journey together. I've downloaded a lot of ebooks and I am ready to give you some for free. Some are useless and some are useful.

18 Sep 09

saluyot @saluyot (63) • Philippines 17 Sep 09

catholic schools has this practice of dismissing and terminating female students and employees if they happen to get pregnant while still unwed or singles. now, a law has been passed, the Magna Carta for Woman, protecting the...

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anib1227 Those women getting pregnant prematurely should not be judged as sinners and who are we to judge them, anyway. I think church leaders should know this: Heal not the healthy but those who are sick. Leaders of churches or schools managed by churches should not...

18 Sep 09

anib1227 @anib1227 (77) • Philippines 17 Sep 09

It seems that the line separating church and state is so dim recently. People who want to serve the state are seeking opinions from church people and these church authorities are also becoming vocal to the state affairs. Recently,...

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anib1227 Kyptoscode, I am referring to all religious organizations or institutions. Thank you for the stand.

18 Sep 09

anib1227 @anib1227 (77) • Philippines 17 Sep 09

It seems that the line separating church and state is so dim recently. People who want to serve the state are seeking opinions from church people and these church authorities are also becoming vocal to the state affairs. Recently,...

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anib1227 Yap, the line now is getting finer and it seems the demarcation is now irregular. People are crossing the line and it seems there is no separation of church and state nowadays. I almost conclude that the this theory sucks.

18 Sep 09

anib1227 @anib1227 (77) • Philippines 17 Sep 09

It seems that the line separating church and state is so dim recently. People who want to serve the state are seeking opinions from church people and these church authorities are also becoming vocal to the state affairs. Recently,...

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anib1227 Nice one, aerous. If the opinions you stated above are correct, then the state should invoke these points unless the state (represented by the elected officials) cowers to these godlikes who claimed they owned truths and moral duties to see the people living...

17 Sep 09

anib1227 @anib1227 (77) • Philippines 17 Sep 09

It seems that the line separating church and state is so dim recently. People who want to serve the state are seeking opinions from church people and these church authorities are also becoming vocal to the state affairs. Recently,...

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anib1227 When I said church or churches, I meant here all organizations/institutions of worships or the likes and their businesses and properties. I do agree that donations, alms, etc should be exempted from tax but income derived from other sources like their...

17 Sep 09

anib1227 @anib1227 (77) • Philippines 17 Sep 09

It seems that the line separating church and state is so dim recently. People who want to serve the state are seeking opinions from church people and these church authorities are also becoming vocal to the state affairs. Recently,...

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anib1227 Ooops! I stand to be corrected. Yes, those businesses and properties run or managed by the church. Thank you. I am saddened to learn your predicament in your city. Is there any movement to check that?

17 Sep 09

anib1227 @anib1227 (77) • Philippines 17 Sep 09

It seems that the line separating church and state is so dim recently. People who want to serve the state are seeking opinions from church people and these church authorities are also becoming vocal to the state affairs. Recently,...

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anib1227 Nope, not yet. I am sorry to tell you, xtedaxcvg, that the above post has yet to be validated by more than you and cannot become the sole answer to my query for now. As I posted here, I googled my question and I came across an article that the House Speaker...

17 Sep 09

anib1227 @anib1227 (77) • Philippines 17 Sep 09

It seems that the line separating church and state is so dim recently. People who want to serve the state are seeking opinions from church people and these church authorities are also becoming vocal to the state affairs. Recently,...

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anib1227 Oh, I see. Thank you for the information but I have to research it and I hope somebody from the Revenue Bureau will response to this discussion. aseretdd, thanks a lot.

17 Sep 09

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anib1227 @anib1227 (77) • Philippines 9 Sep 09

Yeah, people are saying that Noynoy Aquino is an upright person. But, I have to ask this question because seeing him crossed his fingers and shut up his mouth while farmers were being tractored with bullets at Hacienda Luisita...

noynoy aquino

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anib1227 Yes, this will haunt him. Definitely, this issue will be his biggest hurdle in order for him to become a leader of this country. Create as many discussion you can handle. Join every interests and post good threads. Welcome to MyLot and happy mylotting.

16 Sep 09

anib1227 @anib1227 (77) • Philippines 9 Sep 09

Yeah, people are saying that Noynoy Aquino is an upright person. But, I have to ask this question because seeing him crossed his fingers and shut up his mouth while farmers were being tractored with bullets at Hacienda Luisita...

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anib1227 Okay, iceydon, the cycle is there, i never doubt it. But, is Noynoy willing to follow the law signed by his mom? Or, is he willing to continue what his father and mother started? Noynoy is threading and trading the line of his parents, wasn't he?

14 Sep 09

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