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Abiding the Magna Carta for Animal Rights

12/19/2013

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Ever since I keep on wondering, does our so called father in heaven listens to the cries and complaints of our animals? Does he even bother to look at on their situation and place on this planet? Does he even care to touch them with his miraculous hands when they needed it the most?

We are all told that there is one ultimate creator who created us, the earth, water, air, and all the forms of life inhabiting the Earth. Thus it is engraved in our minds that humans are formed based on his image, we are his reflection, his favorite being to the point of giving us the privilege to live freely without any predator that will be threatening our lives.

Animals outnumbered humans in terms of kind and unlike man they are scattered even in the deepest part of the sea. They can also perform such abilities that man cannot, birds can fly, fishes can swim, they have these unique gifts that man are not capable of, but because of man’s intelligence he has able to exceed and compass everything.

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The Pagan Celebration of Christmas

12/9/2013

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The merriest celebration in the world that symbolizes the birth of our savior, the son of God who was send on Earth and destined to die on the cross to save us from our sin.  A widely observed holiday that is being commemorated by all the Christian believing countries around the world.

Christmas season is the most awaited time of the year because it is thought to be the most superb. The celebration mainly focuses on giving and sharing their blessings and family togetherness, foods, decorations, exchange gift, attending church mass and other material things symbolizing the festivity.

This entire cultural and commercial phenomenon has been observed for the past centuries now. The traditions and practices which are both religious and secular in nature are centered on the worship of Jesus Christ. 

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Journalism and Democracy

12/8/2013

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Journalism is one of the important grounds for democracy as it drives the freedom of expression and speech. Journalist’s is believed to have the obligation and affiliation to its country and countrymen to become the orator of truth. Therefore, democracy is restored because media have been able to assert their role in enriching and deepening the meaning of democracy.

As Mark Toldo a program researcher at Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho says, “Democracy is what keeps Journalism alive and at the same time, journalism is what keeps democracy stable. Both of them need balancing or else, both of them might not be able to achieve its purpose and perform their function in the growth of society.”

Journalist’s and democracy performs a mutual role in our society though democracy can be mandated by law; it is a form of government being rule by the people and requires an active participation of its citizens. Public criticisms and opinions are essentials in the process of check and balances among the three branches of the government. 

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Christmas in Our Hearts

12/7/2013

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The Philippines proclaims that their celebration of Christmas is the longest in the world. The celebration can be felt as early as the Ber months came in, by this time radio stations are starting to air Christmas songs and jingles. Filipino’s believes that this season is the most important celebration of the year; it is the time to give and share their blessings, the time when families are reunited, the chance to reconcile with your enemy and ultimately it is the season in which our Messiah was born, the savior of mankind.

It is the merriest time of the year in the country; however it is also the most expensive time wherein we spend much on material things. Since the Christmas in the Philippines is mainly adapted from Western culture; Santa Claus, Christmas tree, Christmas card and Noche Buena are usually the icon, nevertheless there is still a Filipino touch.

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