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Rachel Weisz in ‘Agora’ – experience religious zealotry first-hand

Posted on August 14, 2011 By benign0 11 Comments on Rachel Weisz in ‘Agora’ – experience religious zealotry first-hand
Rachel Weisz in ‘Agora’ – experience religious zealotry first-hand

Check out Alejandro Amenábar’s Agora starring Rachel Weisz. It is a film that dramatises how the early Christian movement morphed from a small annoyance in Alexandria in then Roman-ruled Egypt in the 4th century into a massive lynch mob powerful and violent enough to bully the Roman provincial government into tolerating their own intolerance for…

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Glitz and Glamour, Religion

Let’s ask Eric Manalang: Would an all-powerful infinite god find offense in Mideo Cruz’s work ‘Poleteismo’?

Posted on August 11, 2011 By benign0 6 Comments on Let’s ask Eric Manalang: Would an all-powerful infinite god find offense in Mideo Cruz’s work ‘Poleteismo’?
Let’s ask Eric Manalang: Would an all-powerful infinite god find offense in Mideo Cruz’s work ‘Poleteismo’?

If you are a scientist, have some semblance of a background in science, or even just simply listened to your high school physics teacher and understood what she said, you’d be able to wrap your head around the single biggest point I make in a comment I posted on Get Real Post the other night:…

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Culture, Religion, Science

Shutdown of the CCP ‘KULÔ’ exhibit proves the point Mideo Cruz makes in ‘Poleteismo’

Posted on August 10, 2011August 12, 2011 By benign0 35 Comments on Shutdown of the CCP ‘KULÔ’ exhibit proves the point Mideo Cruz makes in ‘Poleteismo’
Shutdown of the CCP ‘KULÔ’ exhibit proves the point Mideo Cruz makes in ‘Poleteismo’

Seems to me artist Mideo Cruz succeeded in proving the point he wanted to make in his collage Poleteismo which was exhibited along with other works in the main gallery of the Cultural Center of the Philippines. In Poleteismo, Cruz depicted through a collection of images and artifacts representing celebrities, religious icons, and public personalities…

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Culture, Politics, Religion, Society

Filipino atheists give atheism a bad name

Posted on August 9, 2011July 7, 2018 By benign0 30 Comments on Filipino atheists give atheism a bad name
Filipino atheists give atheism a bad name

It used to be debated among people who possess real insight and was marked by intellectually stimulating arguments being lobbed back and forth from one camp to another. Now this whole “debate” between “atheists” and the religious has all but gone old. It’s like a hit track that was once played in trendy clubs suddenly…

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Culture, Lifestyle, Religion, Society

Religious group throws money into the Mitsubishop ‘issue’ in the hope of ‘resolving’ it

Posted on July 13, 2011 By benign0 56 Comments on Religious group throws money into the Mitsubishop ‘issue’ in the hope of ‘resolving’ it
Religious group throws money into the Mitsubishop ‘issue’ in the hope of ‘resolving’ it

The Philippines is a nation of suckers. Filipinos routinely elevate rabble-rousers to “hero” status, pardon convicted plunderers, allow dictators’ family and offspring to continue living the good life, and tolerate a uniquely-Filipino brand of banal criminality that is embedded deep in the very fibres that weave the social fabric of Philippines society. This quaint aspect…

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Civics, Lifestyle, Religion

Mitsubishops: the CBCP conveniently absolves its own and remains above the Law

Posted on July 11, 2011 By benign0 29 Comments on Mitsubishops: the CBCP conveniently absolves its own and remains above the Law
Mitsubishops: the CBCP conveniently absolves its own and remains above the Law

A statement issued last week by the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) on the matter of some of its members using taxpayers’ funds to buy luxury sport utility vehicles (SUVs) for use in their “field work,” made it quite categorical: “Our conscience is clear.” But of course it is. This is a statement…

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Civics, Culture, Government, Religion

Juan de Dios Pueblos: The Pajero Bishop

Posted on July 6, 2011 By benign0 8 Comments on Juan de Dios Pueblos: The Pajero Bishop
Juan de Dios Pueblos: The Pajero Bishop

One wonders now what really motivates Roman Catholic Bishops’ taking certain positions on various matters of the state. Take the issue of Reproductive Health (RH) — an issue where the Church takes a strong anti-modernity stand on. The ends to which the Church took the “debate” and the pitch to which it took its temper…

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Civics, Government, Lifestyle, Religion

Bishop supports Duterte-style law-and-order and human rights activists shy away from fingering Duterte

Posted on July 5, 2011July 18, 2013 By benign0 12 Comments on Bishop supports Duterte-style law-and-order and human rights activists shy away from fingering Duterte
Bishop supports Duterte-style law-and-order and human rights activists shy away from fingering Duterte

The imbroglio Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte suddenly finds herself in after she punched court sheriff Abe Andres on the face in front of TV cameras is becoming complicated. It is complicated by her family’s uncoordinated public relations approach as evident in the belligerent stance her father, now acting Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, exhibited when he…

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Crime, Culture, Religion

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