thou shall not steal and corruption in the government

[mckoy_slipstream]

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majority of the philippines population are christians and the ten commandment states "thou shall not steal", i think that's no. 8.

but why is this country, especially the government so brave in going against this law?

not just the government, but many other common people. are we losing religion? or is it just we simply don't bother following these so-called commandments?

[danzteo]

TS, daghan na jud nahikalimot ana nga commandments....

[brian joshua]

gibutang nman sa ipad rn ang 10 commandments...wa na sa stone tablet

[blu bizcuitz]

mas kusog siguro ang urge ni taning

[kit_cebu]

religion has nothing to do with that...if it has something to do with that, the one that these people are worshiping to should do something about it...

commandments, like the philippine constitution, is basically a SUGGESTION............at least in this country........

[whiteKelso]

they only believed in religion not the commandments.

[mckoy_slipstream]

i intentionally placed this sa general discussion kay religious man jud ang puntirya nako ani. im questioning people why they go to church and even spread God's word, when they themselves don't have the conviction to uphold what is right.

mostly catholic man gud ang atong country, but majority pud sa gov't is corrupt. then makit-an nato sila sige adto church, naa pa mga mass for them, naglibog nako. ani na ba jud ang pinas?

[jangska]

kung naa kas politika klaro kaayo wala ka kasabot sa imong gituohan. matinga paman ka ani nila ts uy.

[Klave]

Alangan man sad kung magpamisa sila kung wala silay sala.

[peachjay26]

kung tumanon na sa mga politico nga commandment for sure wla nay mg politico..