Religion

A Violent Kind of Envy "Try protesting inside a MOSQUE and let's see if you can keep your head on your shoulder." I...

Celdran’s political protest challenges the hegemony of the Catholic Church, while his case tests the independence of the judiciary from the...

Only people who believe that their faith cannot stand on its own merit need Article 133.

What really offends my religious feelings are people who go out, declare themselves holy, and then spread hate and fear and lies and pain in the name of God and Christ.

  On September 30, 2010, Manila tour guide Carlos Celdran was charged for Article 133 of the Revised Penal Code, or "offending...

Well, God forbid we should have an open intellectual discussion in the middle of a university!

If the goal of Catholics is to protect as many unborn children as possible, striking down the RH Law is just about the worst thing you can possibly do.

The reproductive health (RH) and divorce bills have one thing in common: they both propose to grant certain rights to certain individuals. But their similarity ends there because the rights associated with each bill are very much different in terms of form and what they require of the State.

The RH bill has been called divisive by its opponents over and over even as it is already about to become a law. And as if to cause further divide, another contentious issue is now being brought up by no less than House Speaker Feliciano Belmonte, who revealed plans of enacting the divorce bill next congress.