Sunday, August 21, 2011

Filipinos, Are Really Worth Dying For?

Abad Santos Family
Abad Santos Family
The Filipino is worth dying for the Mormon Filipinos. They believe that Christ died for them for "the worth of the souls is great"!

It is just, however, by coincidence that 28 years ago today, former Senator Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino, Jr. was shot by a lone gunman Rolando Galman while Ninoy was disembarking from a China Airlines plane upon arriving from America at the then Manila International Airport (now renamed as Ninoy Aquino International Airport).

In his historical message before the Asia Society on August 4, 1980 in New York, Ninoy said, “I have carefully weighed the virtues and the faults of the Filipino and I have come to the conclusion that he is worth dying for because he is the nation’s greatest untapped resource.”

Manila Philippines Temple
Manila Philippines Temple
Yes! Filipino is worth dying for, a valuable unharnessed asset of the country in order to be prolific, useful and productive economically.

Spiritually, the General Authorities and the missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ, who sacrificed themselves in serving a 2-year mission here, regarded Filipinos as "great" too.

They had experienced that Filipinos love their Savior,  fully understood and lived the principle of reverence, and obedient in keeping the Lord's covenants.

Those Mormons were overwhelmed with emotion. In fact, the late President Gordon B. Hinckley couldn't hold himself back to tears. He believed that true miracle was wrought by the Lord here in the Philippines. Thus, the Manila Philippines Temple was built, dedicated for the Filipino Mormons to work on with their personal endowment, family sealing, and for their dead ancestors.

Play the following video from the alberitum27's channel in YouTube to find out "why Filipino is worth dying for?" according to the Mormons.




Video courtesy alberitum27 (5:56)

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