Quote Originally Posted by theveed View Post
Oh yeah, doesn't matter if you commit genocide, just ask for forgiveness and all is well.

hehehe, the perks of being Catholic Christian ... you know sir hirap tanggapin pero it's happening.

look at some of political personalities particularly sa mga provinces, mga dating g*go at mamatay tao, pero nag-bible study lang at nag-return to God's fold, powerful ulit. para sila bimbong crisologo et al heheheh

God must be good to them for having repented.

sometimes, talaga naiisip ko talaga bakit ganun ka-unfair? you know what it's like the Parable of the Prodical son ... and the self-righteous brother. the self-righteous brother distanced himself from dissappointing their father, nagsipsip pa, and tried to make good all his life. tapos ayaw nya magpatawad sa sarili nya kapatid kasi it's so UNFAIR

well, like I said. our life here in this world is one big experiment. we learn thru mistakes, thru our inability to fend off temptations and desires. what's important is we learn that it's a mistake after, and thenwe ask for forgiveness.

if we live our life by the book (by the bible) and then gets dissappointed at some instances of discrepancies in the written book vs. reality, nakaka-betray talaga feeling. similar to those rebel PMA'ers, kaya galit na galit sila. and this feeling is more dangerous sa tingin ko than the one who is human enough to submit to temptation and to repent after.