For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
/asean/
Parker Morales
Juan Edwards
Good morning!!!
Brody Garcia
Have a nice day bros
Angel Brown
What the fuck
Hunter Nguyen
spain did nothin wrong
Bentley Nguyen
Reminder that Flips are cucked and must return to eastern Dharma.
Remove Kebab
Remove Burrito
Nathaniel Carter
We were never Buddhist anyway, before the Spaniards and Muslims came we were animist not Buddhist.
Brody Lewis
I did not know Jesus's last name was Salamaladingdong.
Brandon Lewis
First for qt brown gf
Parker Jackson
en.m.wikipedia.org
Also, there was no "Phillipines" historically.
Just a eastern backwater of the Malay word, which was Hindu and Buddhist and animist syncretism for most of history. Even Tagalog babayin is Brahmic script.
>Similarly, the major epics and folk literature of Philippines show common themes, plots, climax and ideas expressed in the Mahabharata and the Ramayana.[7]
Tagalog of Sanskrit root:
budhî "conscience" from the Sanskrit bodhi
bathala "bhattara – Hindu God Shiva" from the Sanskrit Bhattara
dalita "one who suffers" from the Sanskrit dharita
dukhâ "poverty" from the Sanskrit dukkha
guró "teacher" from the Sanskrit guru
sampalataya "faith" from the Sanskrit sampratyaya
mukhâ "face" from the Sanskrit mukha
lahò "eclipse", "disappear" from the Sanskrit rahu
maharlika "noble" from Sanskrit mahardikka
saranggola "kite" from Sanskrit layang gula (via Malay)
asawa "spouse" from Sanskrit swami
bagay "thing" from Tamil "vagai"
talà "star" from Sanskrit tara
puto, a traditional rice pastry, from Tamil puttu (via Malay)
pitaka, a wallet, from Sanskrit pitaka meaning basket
Wake up, you're not Spanish nor European