Posted by: EagerReader on: 07/01/2009
Religious journalism in the Philippines should be more responsible in their reportage. As much as possible, reporting about religion, like politics, must be independent from pressure and influence from any party.
Posted by: ADDherent on: 06/18/2009
During and just few minutes after Case Unclosed, a program hosted by Arnold Clavio, featured a documentary of the Ang Dating Daan group and the alleged rape charge against Bro. Eliseo Soriano, members and sympathizers of the congregation lead by the preacher are united in crying foul to the said report.
Several sympathizers blogged [1] [2] [...]
Posted by: ADDherent on: 03/05/2009
Unlike the leaders of the Iglesia Ni Cristo, a Philippines-based religious sect founded by the late Felix Manalo, what they do is recruit excommunicates from MCGI and use them as puppets to speak against Bro. Eli and the congregation he leads.
Posted by: ADDherent on: 02/27/2009
A man who stole the name of Preacher Eliseo Soriano goes online in NowPublic.com to humiliate the owner of that name but gets a warning for closure for possible slander.
Posted by: ADDherent on: 09/09/2008
The tabloid media are widely used in the religious feud between the Eraño Manalo’s Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) and Bro. Eli Soriano of the Ang Dating Daan. Recently, the broadsheets are seen the latest participants in this propaganda by Soriano’s detractors and critics.
Tabloid newspapers are generally sensationalistic and biased in the Philippines. Usually, facts and [...]
Posted by: ADDherent on: 08/29/2008
Warning: May contain image that is disturbing to others. Not anything on a plate is good for your health.
Puto and Dinuguan. What a a lethal combination!
Actually, I’m thinking of a better name for this team other than “Task force liquidate Soriano at all cost”.
How about, “INCJUSTICE LEAGUE” – a league of powerful evils joined together [...]