Monthly Archives: July, 2011

God in Our Constitution

For many who had expected the July 13 Senate hearing with the “Pajero 7 bishops” to be more than just an...

Define Hypocrisy

Our stance on the reproductive health bill debate stems from secularism. Our stance in this PCSO issue is likewise rooted in secularism. The Philippine Constitution guarantees that the separation of church and state shall be inviolable but when the bishops actively solicit funding from our government and our government hands them that money, Father, the secularism of our country has undoubtedly been violated.

FF DAVAO Meetup on July 30 (Saturday)

Hello Davaoeños! Let's get together for an evening of interaction and interesting discussions with our fellow freethinkers. Date: July 30, 2011 (Saturday) Time: 8.00...

Inglorious Gifts

It used to be that crimes were done in the name of God. Hand it to the inglorious Gloria Macapagal Arroyo...

My Dear Catholic, Stop Being Catholic

My Dear Catholic, When an adult male has an overwhelming need to put his penis into the mouth, anus or vagina of...

Apology NOT accepted

There is something wrong with the universe. A group of Bishops have sought moral absolution from a bunch of politicians, in a gallery crowded by the Catholic supporters, after some heavy lobbying with the politicians beforehand.

The CBCP Formal Apology Form

Via the bureau of communications There CBCP, I fixed your non-apology apology for you. Cause you know, separation of church and state? Fuck...

SUV: Secularism Unmistakably Violated

Make no mistake: The recent PCSO scandal violates the separation of churches and state. Yet some, including several Senators, think that the PCSO and Catholic bishops weren't doing anything wrong. By the end of this article, I hope you'll agree: In every donation the bishops received from the PCSO, secularism was undoubtedly, unquestionably, and unmistakably violated.

July 17 (Sunday) Quezon City Meetup

Location: Starbucks on Tomas Morato (http://goo.gl/9nP7w) Date: Sunday, July 17, 2011 Time: 2:30pm – 5:30pm

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