The Brief

I have seen the picture of my office mates recent trip to Hundred Islands. It was thrice better than my recent holiday with Puerto Galera. I want to see it to believe it

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Carrie Underwood Lyrics

Let’s discuss these things to change the habit a little bit.

Existence of God: the argument on the non-existence of God is one of the most difficult argument to follow. The most followed-through is the argument of the “prime-mover” most commonly known (although it makes the matter more complicated) as the “ultimate cause”. It rests on the theory that everything is moved by a mover. If it continues that way, it will appear like an endless cycle, a never-ending quest to find the ultimate mover, the one who initiated it all. We know it is God, then we will have the question unfathomable, who made God? Or is God the ultimate mover? Yes. How can we prove that? By faith alone? Do we have to seek rational explanation, a hard proof/evidence that God started it all? Or, does faith alone explains it all?

On war on middle-east, civil wars and the desire to end conflicts: Everything is political. Everything is a quest to assert it’s own ideology. In some crucial cases, it is triggered by the quest for survival. And in its most evil sense, the desire to pursue dominion over the other. America, though it is not clearly seen (hidden under the impression that it is all for the civil desire for industrial progress), is a champion of political circus, both in local and global scene. They had succeeded in creating an ideology of their own, ideology backed by its unique culture. America is the most successful “brand” in the world market. Everything is well-orchestrated, packaging, advertising, marketing and negotiating. America is worth a bazillion bucks. America is directly and indirectly responsible for some of the world’s most unforgettable wars. For the middle-East, it is both religious and political, the battle between two religion, the fight for oil, and the quest for unlimited supply of wealth.