I'll rather call it a holiday. Di kasi ako Katoliko simula sa umpisa. Di ko magets kung bakit kayo naniniwala sa Dec 25 birthday daw ng tagapagligtas wala naman ito sa Bible. What can you contribute about this?
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posted by dice, about 1 year ago
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posted by jmg_up, about 1 year ago
Well you might as well go to work on that day!
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posted by battousai, about 1 year ago
P E A C E
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posted by Chrisangelo, about 1 year ago
Di ko magets kung bakit kayo naniniwala sa Dec 25 birthday daw ng tagapagligtas wala naman ito sa Bible. What can you contribute about this?
Oooh religious discussions!
You do know that most of the teachings and practices of the Roman Catholic church aren't in the bible right? Like how they pray to Mary bow down to wood/stone carved statues and how they think the priests can forgive sins? Lulzwut?
Anyway, that's the problem with religion. They do this crazy shit adding up to this and that and they call it sacred because they have position in their organization that happened to be the belief of most of the people who are looking for something to hold on to in this crazy world of ours. But that's a little bit out of topic.
For me, the date December 25 is more of a tradition rather than a history, where in we used/chose/picked that date to celebrate a birth of a savior. So there with that being said... I'll be celebrating Christmas and I can guarantee you that 99% of the people here wouldn't be giving a rat's ass whether you'd be celebrating it or not.
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posted by Chrisangelo, about 1 year ago
Now I get it.. I get it why you do not believe in Christmas...
http://www.highfiber.org/forums/7-sexy/photos/1601-nikki-babe-iglesia-babes-no-1
Iglesia ka no? Oh well, all of the Iglesia people that I know turns "Catholic" during Christmas season.
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posted by dice, about 1 year ago
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posted by Chrisangelo, about 1 year ago
And oh, if you have any more questions or rants.. don't post it here..
Alien?
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posted by POi_of_the_dead, about 1 year ago
LOL@ chris, i agree, who doesnt like christmas?
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posted by battousai, about 1 year ago
hip hip horray... amen.
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posted by battousai, about 1 year ago
hip hip horray.. AMEN.
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posted by battousai, about 1 year ago
ERROR: AMP
captios this:
Glo: ang cute ko no..
Bro Mike: lagot ka sakin mamaya glo.. nyam nyam nyam
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posted by basky, about 1 year ago
hihihi
look mikey i can push my gums down!
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posted by bebang, about 1 year ago
ay talagang di mo magegets kasi di ka naman katoliko, walang pakialamanan ng trip kung december 25 ang napili naming petsa, pinakikialamanan ba namin yung mga flying house na pinapatayo nyo? at hija wag mo ibase lahat sa bibliya ang lahat ng bagay sa mundo baka maaning ka nyan...
marami akong kaibigang INC pero ni isa sa kanila wala namang nag-inarts ng "di ko magets chorva ang december 25"
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posted by nacho_libre, about 1 year ago
Its the "Spirit" (giving, togetherness, love even ), not the actual date of birth.
Its for the Kids and the kids at heart :P for them to have a beautiful memory regardless on what you believe in. It's like a huge part in a epic proportions (worldwide celebration) like in any other practices (Ramadan). Everybody's welcome! \m/0 pats 0 pokes -
posted by albusnape, about 1 year ago
hmmm.. ayaw mo ng xmas..?... pero xmas bonus gusto mo?.... hahahahaha... pag xmas vacation natutuwa ka rin kce wla kng pasok... kung pumasok k man pabor parin kce double pay..;. ryt?...hehehe...
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posted by albusnape, about 1 year ago
ay PASKO pala.... heheheh...
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posted by genius, about 1 year ago
Ganito na lang, you don't believe in Christmas kamo? Sige iprivate message ko ang address ko sa iyo, ipadala mo na lang sa akin ang Christmas bonus mo. hehehe
sumali ka rin kaya sa amin sa Forum ng Religion.
Mga loko loko rin mga tao dun. ito --> http://www.religion.true.ws
Guluhin nyo mga gago dun.
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posted by lexicon, about 1 year ago
hooray!! pasko na!!
run, run, reindeer ahihihi
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posted by angtipaklong, about 1 year ago
ho ho ho...merry Christmas. ang hindi naniniwala sa pasko walang regalo.
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posted by jmg_up, about 1 year ago
hahahhaa..people are no longer in a poke frenzy mode...
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posted by Chrisangelo, about 1 year ago
^ Yep, there's no point in poking anymore.. no more skulls and bloody avatars.
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posted by ezra_pound, about 1 year ago
pasko paksiw pasko paksiw PAKSO PASKIW!
pag-usapan natin kung kelan ba talaga pinanganak si Kristo. Kelan nga ba? Ayon sa... hahahaha... as if me reliable source tayo, o di ba?
NAMAMASKO PO!
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posted by bangsamoron, about 1 year ago
negosyo huuu!!!!
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posted by police1, about 1 year ago
One of the first facts that comes up in a study of the origins of Christmas deals with a festival called Saturnalia. Beginning on December 15th, the Romans held this seven-day celebration in honor of Saturn, god of agriculture. The winter solstice often fell around December 25 on the Julian calendar—following these seven days of feasting, revelry, and merrymaking. To commemorate the lengthening of days marked by this solstice, many Romans also enacted rituals that glorified Mithra, the god of light from ancient Persia. But Mithra was of older origins yet than the Romans, who had integrated him into their mythos.
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posted by bird, about 1 year ago
me niether because...
God is a concept by which we measure our pain
I'll say it again
God is a concept by which we measure our pain
I don't believe in magic
I don't believe in I-Ching
I don't believe in Bible
I don't believe in tarot
I don't believe in Hitler
I don't believe in Jesus
I don't believe in Kennedy
I don't believe in Buddha
I don't believe in mantra
I don't believe in gita
I don't believe in yoga
I don't believe in kings
I don't believe in Elvis
I don't believe in Zimmerman
I don't believe in Beatles --
I just believe in me
Yoko and me -- and that's reality
The dream is over -- what can I say?
The dream is over -- yesterday
I was the dream-weaver but now I'm reborn
I was the walrus but now I'm John
And so dear friends you'll just have to carry on --
The dream is over.hehehe...happy x-mas mga bespren!
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posted by bigotsawi, about 1 year ago
happy Christmas war is over. weirdo mga walang pasko.
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posted by bigotsawi, about 1 year ago
happy Christmas war is over. weirdo mga walang pasko.
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posted by narutochard, about 1 year ago
interesting read...
The Top 10 Reasons to think about celebrating Christmas
It’s that time of year again! You’ll soon be barraged by the sights, sounds and smells of Christmas. Shoppers will soon go into spending overdrive, and when the bills arrive, some will wonder if it’s really worth it. Here’s a perspective from one who kicked the Christmas habit.
by Scott Ashley
Christmas is a hugely popular holiday celebrated by some 2 billion people worldwide. It's become such an ingrained part of modern culture that even people in nations with little or no Christian history or tradition are celebrating it in increasing numbers.
Christmas is so big that it plays a key role in the economies of many nations. In the U.S. retail industry, the day after the Thanksgiving holiday is commonly known as "Black Friday"—not because it's bad, but because this marks the beginning of the Christmas shopping season and stores that have been "in the red"—operating at a loss all year—suddenly see their sales shoot up so fast that they are now operating in the black (at a profit) the rest of the year. "Black Friday" is the biggest shopping day of the year due to its Christmas sales.
Christmas is big—very big. Schools and colleges commonly take a week or longer break at this time, some businesses shut down to give their employees time off, many families plan trips and get-togethers, and some people darken the door of a church for perhaps the first time all year.
So it's not surprising that I get some pretty shocked looks when I tell people I don't celebrate Christmas. That's pretty unusual for anyone, much less someone who's been an ordained minister for 15 years and edits a Christian magazine.
So what's up with this? Why would anyone not want to celebrate Christmas like nearly everybody else? Are there valid reasons for not participating in all the holiday hoopla?
American Late Show television program host David Letterman is famous for his "top 10" lists in which he offers pointed commentary about popular culture and current events. So here I offer my top 10 reasons for not celebrating Christmas!
1. Christmas is driven by commercialism.
It's not that difficult to recognize what really drives the holiday in our age. Cal Thomas, an American syndicated columnist who often writes from a Christian perspective, acknowledged uncomfortable truths about Christmas in a December 2003 column.
"I'm not sure it's worth keeping Christmas anymore," he began, lamenting that the holiday has become a "road show of reindeer, winter scenes, elves and the God substitute, Santa Claus, who serves as a front for merchants seeking to play on the guilt some parents bear for ignoring their kids the rest of the year."
He asks a great question: "Why participate any longer in this charade where the focal point of worship has shifted from a babe in a manger to a babe in the Victoria 's Secret window? . . . No room in the inn has been replaced by no room in the mall parking lot."
But perhaps his most insightful statement is this: "It's instructive how just one season away from lusting after material things can break the habit. It's something like liberation from an addiction or lifestyle choice. Being away from it can cause one to realize the behavior is neither missed nor needed for fulfillment and enjoyment."
Having said good-bye to the Christmas habit several decades ago, I couldn't have said it better myself!
2. Christmas is nowhere mentioned in the Bible.
This is rather obvious, but most people never give it a second thought. The books of the New Testament cover 30+ years of Jesus Christ's life, then another 30+ years of the early Church following His death and resurrection, but nowhere do we find any hint of a Christmas celebration or anything remotely like it.
Yes, the Bible does give us quite a few details of His birth—the angelic appearance to Mary and then Joseph, the conditions surrounding His birth in a stable in Bethlehem, the heavenly choir's performance for the shepherds in the fields outside the town. But nowhere in the Bible is there any record of anyone observing Christmas or any hint that God the Father or Jesus Christ expects us to do so.
3. Jesus wasn't born on or near Dec. 25.
Surprising but true! Remember those shepherds who were "living out in the fields, keeping watch over their flock by night"? (Luke 2:8). December weather around Bethlehem is often miserably cold, wet and rainy. No shepherd in his right mind would have kept his flocks outside at night at that time of year!
The Interpreter's One-Volume Commentary says this passage argues "against the birth [of Christ] occurring on Dec. 25 since the weather would not have permitted" shepherds to be out in the fields with their flocks then.
And Celebrations: The Complete Book of American Holidays tells us that Luke's account of Christ's birth "suggests that Jesus may have been born in summer or early fall. Since December is cold and rainy in Judea, it is likely the shepherds would have sought shelter for their flocks at night" (p. 309) rather than keeping them outdoors.
Also, Luke 2:1-4 tells us that Jesus was born in Bethlehem because his parents came to that town to register in a Roman census. The Romans were well known as highly efficient administrators. It would have made no sense to have conducted a census in the dead of winter, when temperatures often dropped below freezing and traveling was difficult due to poor road conditions. Taking a census under such conditions would have been self-defeating!
4. The Christmas holiday is largely a recycled pagan celebration.
Again, surprising but true! Read it for yourself in just about any encyclopedia.
Consider the customs associated with Christmas. What do decorated evergreen trees, holly, mistletoe, yule logs, a jolly plump man in a fur-lined red suit, sleighs and flying reindeer have to do with the birth of Jesus Christ?
None of these things have anything to do with Him, but they have a lot to do with ancient pagan festivals. (Read the eye-opening details in our free booklet Holidays or Holy Days: Does It Matter Which Days We Keep?)
And what about the date of Dec. 25? How did it come to be assigned as the supposed date of Jesus Christ's birth? Historians Gerard and Patricia Del Re explain:
"The tradition of celebrating December 25 as Christ's birthday came to the Romans from Persia. Mithra, the Persian god of light and sacred contracts, was born out of a rock on December 25. Rome was famous for its flirtations with strange gods and cults, and in the third century the unchristian emperor Aurelian established the festival of Dies Invicti Solis, the Day of the Invincible Sun, on December 25.
"Mithra was an embodiment of the sun, so this period of its rebirth was a major day in Mithraism, which had become Rome's latest official religion . . . It is believed that the emperor Constantine adhered to Mithraism up to the time of his conversion to Christianity. He was probably instrumental in seeing that the major feast of his old religion was carried over to his new faith" (The Christmas Almanac, 1979, p. 17).
It's difficult to determine the first time anyone celebrated Dec. 25 as Christmas, but historians generally agree that it was sometime during the fourth century—some 300 years after Christ's death. And then a contrived date was chosen because it was already a popular pagan holiday celebrating the birth of the sun god!
Similarly, virtually all of the customs associated with Christmas are recycled from ancient pagan festivals honoring other gods.
5. God condemns using pagan customs to worship Him.
Since Christmas is supposedly a day to worship and celebrate God the Father and Jesus Christ, wouldn't it be a good idea to look into the Bible to see what it says about how we should worship God?
The answer is quite clear. God gives specific instruction about using pagan practices to worship Him—the exact thing Christmas does! Notice what He says in Deuteronomy 12:30-32: ". . . Do not inquire after their gods, saying, 'How did these nations serve their gods? I also will do likewise.' You shall not worship the LORD your God in that way . . . Whatever I command you, be careful to observe it; you shall not add to it nor take away from it" (emphasis added throughout).
And lest some think this is simply an Old Testament command that no longer applies, the apostle Paul makes the same point in 2 Corinthians 6, where he addresses whether unbiblical religious customs and practices have any place in the worship of God's people:
"What fellowship has righteousness with lawlessness? And what communion has light with darkness? And what accord has Christ with Belial [the devil and/or demons]? Or what part has a believer with an unbeliever? And what agreement has the temple of God with idols? For you are the temple of the living God . . .
"Therefore 'Come out from among them and be separate, says the Lord. Do not touch what is unclean, and I will receive you.' 'I will be a Father to you, and you shall be My sons and daughters, says the LORD Almighty.' Therefore, having these promises, beloved, let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God" (2 Corinthians 6:14-18; 7:1).
Rather than relabeling pagan customs as Christian, or allowing members of the Church to continue their old pagan practices, the apostle Paul told them in no uncertain terms to leave behind all these forms of worship and worship God in true holiness as He commands. Jesus likewise says His true followers "must worship in spirit and truth" (John 4:24)—not revel in recycled pagan customs and symbolism.
6. Christmas is worshipping God in vain.
Since Christmas is a jumble of ancient pagan customs invented by men, and a holiday found nowhere in the Bible, does God honor or accept such worship?
Jesus provides the answer in His stern rebuke of the religious teachers of His day, men who had substituted human traditions and teachings for God's divine truths and commands: "Well did Isaiah prophesy of you hypocrites . . . 'in vain they worship Me, teaching as doctrines the commandments of men.' . . . All too well you reject the commandment of God, that you may keep your tradition" (Mark 7:6-9).
In the 17th century Christmas was actually outlawed in England and some parts of the American colonies because of its unbiblical and pagan origins. They knew something most people today have forgotten or have never known!
7. You can't put Christ back into something He was never in.
Some people admit the many problems with Christmas. But rather than face up to those problems, some assert that we should "put Christ back in Christmas."
However, it's impossible to "put Christ back in Christmas" since He never was in Christmas in the first place! He never so much as heard the word "Christmas" during His lifetime on earth, nor did His apostles after Him. You can search the Bible cover to cover but you won't find the words "Christmas," "Christmas tree," "mistletoe," "holly," "Santa Claus" or "flying reindeer."
Putting Christ back in Christmas may sound like a nice sentiment, but it's really only a misguided effort to try to justify a long-standing human tradition rather than what the Bible tells us we should do.
8. The Bible nowhere tells us to observe a holiday celebrating Jesus Christ's birth—but it clearly does tell us to commemorate His death.
As noted earlier, the Bible nowhere mentions Christmas or tells us to celebrate Christ's birth.
This is not to say that the Bible doesn't tell us to commemorate a highly significant event in Jesus Christ's life on earth. It does—but that event is His death, not His birth.
Notice what the apostle Paul, conveying the instructions of Jesus Himself, tells Christians: "For I received from the Lord that which I also delivered to you: that the Lord Jesus on the same night in which He was betrayed took bread; and when He had given thanks, He broke it and said, 'Take, eat; this is My body which is broken for you; do this in remembrance of Me.'
"In the same manner He also took the cup after supper, saying, 'This cup is the new covenant in My blood. This do, as often as you drink it, in remembrance of Me.' For as often as you eat this bread and drink this cup, you proclaim the Lord's death till He comes . . . Let a man examine himself, and so let him eat of the bread and drink of the cup" (1 Corinthians 11:23-28).
And yes, many believers do what they consider a form of this today in taking communion or "the Lord's supper." They fail to realize, however, the full significance of these acts, or that what Paul is actually describing here is the Passover — which is what Jesus Himself called this observance (Matthew 26:18-19; Mark 14:14-16; Luke 22:8-13, 15).
And many have no idea of the real date of Christ's death and the annual Passover observance, but that's an issue for another time. (Hint: It isn't "Good Friday" prior to Easter as so many mistakenly believe. See our booklet Holidays or Holy Days: Does It Matter Which Days We Keep? for details.) The point is: Jesus clearly expects His true followers to commemorate His death—not His birth—by observing the Passover.
9. Christmas obscures God's plan for mankind.
Passover, mentioned above, has enormous significance in God's plan for humanity. The Old Testament Passover, described in Exodus 12, was symbolic of Jesus Christ's future role and sacrifice. As the blood of the slain Passover lambs on the Israelites' houses spared them while the firstborn of the Egyptians were slain, so does Jesus Christ's sacrificial death on our behalf spare us from death— eternal death.
Paul alluded to this great truth when he wrote in 1 Corinthians 5:7 that "Christ, our Passover, was sacrificed for us." Similarly John the Baptist, speaking under divine inspiration, said of Jesus, "Behold! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!" (John 1:29).
Peter wrote that we are redeemed "with the precious blood of Christ, as of a lamb without blemish and without spot" (1 Peter 1:19)—a clear reference to the Passover lambs (Exodus 12:5).
A central key to God's plan for humanity is Jesus Christ's sacrificial death on our behalf. He is "the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world" (Revelation 13:8)—meaning His death for our sins was planned before the first human beings were ever created (1 Peter 1:18-20). Only through His death to pay the penalty for our sins can human beings receive God's gift of eternal life (John 3:14-17; Acts 4:12; 1 Corinthians 15:20-22).
Christmas, in contrast, teaches us none of this. Regrettably, because it is a hodgepodge of unbiblical customs and beliefs thrown together with a few elements of biblical truth, it only obscures the incredible purpose of Jesus Christ's coming—as well as why He must return to earth a second time! (For more details, request our free booklets Jesus Christ: The Real Story and The Gospel of the Kingdom.)
10. I'd rather celebrate the Holy Days Jesus Christ and the apostles observed.
God in His Word sets out many choices for us. Will we do things His way or our own? Will we worship Him as He tells us to, or expect Him to honor whatever religious practices we choose regardless of what His Word says?
It's always good to ask the question, What would Jesus do? The answer, from the Scriptures, is quite clear as to what Jesus did. Jesus didn't allow His followers the option of adopting pagan practices in their worship. He and the apostles plainly kept God's Holy Days and festivals that we find recorded in Leviticus 23.
As noted above, they kept the Passover (1 Corinthians 11:23-26). Scripture shows they also observed the Days of Unleavened Bread (Acts 20:6; 1 Corinthians 5:7-8). The New Testament Church itself was founded on the Feast of Pentecost (Acts 2:1), another biblical festival they clearly observed (Acts 20:16). They likewise kept the Day of Atonement (called "the Fast" in Acts 27:9) and the Feast of Tabernacles (John 7:2, 10).
Christmas, meanwhile, is totally missing from the biblical record.
Most people don't know that the Bible includes a whole list of festivals that God commanded, that Jesus Himself observed and that the apostles and early Church were still keeping decades after Christ's death and resurrection. And unlike Christmas, these reveal a great deal about Jesus Christ's role and mission.
Each one teaches us a vital lesson in what Jesus has done, is doing and will yet do in carrying out God's great plan for humankind. The differences between these and the tired old paganism and crass commercialism of Christmas is truly like the difference between day and night. Why not look into them for yourself?
I've given you my top 10 reasons for not celebrating Christmas. What do you suppose God thinks of your reasons for continuing to observe it? GN0 pats 0 pokes -
posted by oldschool, about 1 year ago
Pota! COPY PASTE! WHAPAAK!!
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posted by Quentin, about 1 year ago
what's with the depressing tune? just be happy because there's Christmas damnit
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posted by majibu, about 1 year ago
Sige saan sa Bibliya ang pasko? Dec 25 nasaan sa bibliya na yan ang kaarawan ng Panginoong Hesukristo?
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posted by Drazen, about 1 year ago
^ To each of their own you stupid crack. Nasan sa Bibliya ang kailangan magdonate para itayo ang simbahan? At teka lang ha..
The messenger of God in these last days is Brother Felix Y. Manalo It was not he who built the Church of Christ but it was Christ Himself by virtue of the fulfillment of the prophesy . Felix Manalo was only utilized by God as His instrument to preach the pure Gospel of salvation in these last days. His authority as God's messenger is clearly stated by various prophecies in Scriptures . Hence, it behooves man to have faith in the commissioning of Brother Felix Y. Manalo.
From the fundamental beliefs of Iglesia ni Manalo yan.
Nasan sa bibliya na nagsasabing si Felix Manalo and mensahero ng diyos?
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posted by albusnape, about 1 year ago
tsk...tsk..tsk.... mahabang usapan to... hehehe...
merry christmas.....
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posted by minor, about 1 year ago
damn... wag nyo na patulan yan mga yan... im sure hindi naman talaga mga INC yan eh...
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posted by boogieman, about 1 year ago
this is the reason why I don't believe in religion
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posted by jepong, about 1 year ago
that is why there is FAITH
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posted by letsugas, about 1 year ago
and LOVE
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posted by LordKamot, about 1 year ago
...and PIXIE DUST??
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posted by oldschool, about 1 year ago
BAH HUMBUG!!!
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posted by Jots18, about 1 year ago
eh gagu ka pla eh. kung di ka naniniwala sa pasko. D mo dapat tanggapin ang Xmas Bonus na bininigay ng company nyo. Dapat pumapasok ka din at nagtrtrabaho kung pasko.
Alam mo nakakatawa. di ka nga naniniwala sa pasko pero karamihan sa Pilipinas pinagdidiwang to. Kahit mga kapitbahay nyo. Magmukmok ka sa lunga mo habang kame masayang nagbibigayan ng regalo at pinatatatag ang pagsasamahan namen.
Tatanungin mo pa kame kung anu contribute namen? WALA KAME PAKI_ALAM SAYO ugok.
May pa-bible-bible kap pa. Ang tao mabubuhay kahit walang bibliya. Ang bibliya hindi masusulat ng walang tao. Tandaan mo yan. Manahimik ka nlang kasi at sarilihin mo nlang yang walang kwenta mong paniniwala tuwing pasko. HINDI MO PA LUBUSANG NAUUNAWAAN ANG LAHAT. shet!
Kulay Green ka ba?
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posted by Chrisangelo, about 1 year ago
To add up to Drazen's comment up there..
His authority as God's messenger is clearly stated by various prophecies in Scriptures . Hence, it behooves man to have faith in the commissioning of Brother Felix Y. Manalo.
The Bible tells us.. beware of false prophets. :D
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posted by battousai, about 1 year ago
^^huminahon Bro. Jots, ang nguso (este!) puso pala!?
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posted by norreggy, about 1 year ago
..........And then all the followers of the prophet entered their church, and the house of god was transformed into a flying vessel. The multitudes of antisocial fanatics sang their praises as they embarked on their places of worship and blasted off into space. Taking with them all the self righteousness that has so sickened the earth and created so many anti-christmas sentiments. They were going to a place called "heaven", a place of great warmth and blindingly pure holy light 93 million miles away from earth. Finally, peace reigned over the entire galaxy.
---excerpt from the Book of Voltron, detailing the final chapter of the Manolo prophecy and how the Princess Allura was able to reclaim the planet and send the "exalted ones" to meet their maker.
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posted by lexicon, about 1 year ago
^BWAHAHAHA!!!
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posted by eliseomanalo, about 1 year ago
henyo salamat sa pagrefer sa akin ng highfiber.org
saan sa banal na kasulatan makikita ang bibingka?
wala!
Pambansang Buhok ng Pilipinas © 2008
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posted by genius, about 1 year ago
Merry Christmas sa inyo!
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posted by kingcardinal, about 1 year ago
malala na talaga mga nagsusulputan dito sa Hifi ha... talaga bang sawa na kayo sa pakikipagtalo ka Soriano at Hifi naman napili nyo?
Sayang kung dating HIFI lang to bungo ka na panigurado...
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posted by arteo, about 1 year ago
Hindi ayaw naming mga Iglesia Ni Cristo ang Pasko. Its the date. Kasi idineklara na Dec 25 ang christmas. Nasa mga libro yan ng Iglesia Katolika na ipinanganak si \cristo nung dec 25.
Para din ba pag mahal na araw. Bawal kumain ng karne kasi patay ang diyos.
(para lang po maliwanag. Hindi kami tutol sa Pasko)
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posted by arteo, about 1 year ago
And one more thing, kung meron ministro na gumawa ng MASAMA o kahit mga kapatid, I check ninyo kung kabilang pa sila hanggang ngayon sa Iglesia Ni Cristo.
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posted by michael316, about 1 year ago
Don't believe in Christmas? Then work on that day, why don't you?
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posted by majibu, about 1 year ago
Matanong ko lang kung sa inyo gawin ito? Insultuhin ang relihiyon nyo?
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posted by majibu, about 1 year ago
WALA SA BIBLIA SA MAKATUWID DAHIL WALA DOON HINDI DAPAT SAMPALATAYANAN
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posted by Fascist, about 1 year ago
to each of his own. let the legion commence.
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posted by Legion, about 1 year ago
this will never see the light of day.
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posted by dice, about 1 year ago
RELIGION is like your brain! Its dirty, hallow and insignificant to me ..
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Like i said...
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posted by majibu, about 1 year ago
Dun sa nagsabing magdonate daw sa simbahan. Bahay sambahan po ang tawag namin sa aming gusali. Di po kami kagaya ninyo na hinahayaang maging luma ang kanilang gusaling pinagdadasalan. Kayo puro luma magulo pa sa loob! Mas marami na po ang gusali namin sa mga katoliko sa mga lugar kagaya ng Caloocan at Valenzuela. Sorry na lang sa inyo.
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posted by majibu, about 1 year ago
Manood kayo ng Tamang Daan.
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posted by bebang, about 1 year ago
^hoooooooooy adik ka ba? lakas tama mo ah!
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posted by Legion, about 1 year ago
This will never see the light of day.
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posted by dice, about 1 year ago
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posted by dice, about 1 year ago
lol
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posted by Chrisangelo, about 1 year ago
taena ka talaga dice. =)) =)) =))
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posted by majibu, about 1 year ago
Sige sali ako sa forum nyo. Mabuti at may mga nagigising na sa katotohanan dito. Wala ang pagdiriwang ng Dec. 25 sa Bibliya bilang kaarawan ni Kristo.
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