Hindi ko talaga maintindihan ang mga asar na asar at inggit na inggit sa INC sa di malamang kadahilanan. Hindi ko alam kung sila bay sincere sa sinasabi nilang opinyon o gumagawa lang talaga sila ng palusot para lang kontrahin ang Iglesia ni Cristo.
BIBLE VERSION
Sinasabi ng ilan (may alam na katoliko), bakit nyo ginagamit ang bibliya namin hindi naman sa inyo yan, sa amin yan, eh kung gumawa kaya kayo ng sarili nyong bibliya! (sariling version/translation)
Sasabihin din ng ilan (ignoranteng katoliko), kaya tumutugma ang aral nyo sa bibliya kasi sarili nyong bibliya yan eh! Dapat ang gamitin nyo eh bibliya namin para patas!
Ano ba talaga?
Ano ba talaga ang mas okay para sa inyo, ang gumawa ang INC ng sariling bersyon ng bibliya o hindi?
Pag gumawa naman ang INC ng sariling bersyon ng bibliya ang sasabihin nyo, eh sarili nyong bibliya yan eh, kaya gagawin nyo yan para umayon sa doktrina nyo... Kapag naman walang sariling bibliya ang sasabihin nyo naman, Eh di gumawa kayo ng sarili nyo bakit kayo nakikigamit?
ANG SUGO MOVIE
Sinasabi ng ilan, bakit naman ang kinukuha nyong mga artista eh mga katoliko, eh movie nyo yan eh dapat puro Iglesia ni Cristo lang ang gaganap dyan!
Sasabihin din ng ilan, bakit hindi mga ka myembro nyo ang gumanap dyan? Kinakahiya nyo ba ang mga artistang Iglesia ni Cristo?
Ano ba talaga?
Ano ba talaga ang mas okay para sa inyo, ang mag hire ng mga artista ang Iglesia ni Cristo kahit hindi kamyembro o puro Iglesia ni Cristo lang ang gaganap?
Pag nag hire ng mga di-INC member naman para sa pelikula ang sasabihin niyo eh INC movie yon kaya dapat INC members din gaganap, ang sabi pa ng ilan, bakit ganyan, ang title eh "ANG SUGO" pero puro katoliko ang bida... Kapag naman puro myembro lang ang gaganap sasabihin nyo naman, sino naman kaya ang matyatyagang manood sa pelikula nyo, eh hindi naman ganun na mga kasikat ang artistang myembro nyo!
PHILIPPINE ARENA
Sinasabi ng ilan, dapat payagan nila for all concerts/religious assemblies ang arena na ito tutal ipinangalan ito sa bansa natin! Hindi ba isang kadamutan nyo kung hindi pwede ang catholic assemblies/ protestant assemblies dito? Eh kung si Lady Gaga, hindi nyo papayagan?
Sasabihin din ng ilan, kung papayagan nila ang kahit sino na magperform at gumamit ng arena nila kahit ibang pananampalataya, hindi ba ito magiging AGAINST sa kanilang paniniwala? Di ba Iglesia ni Cristo ang may-ari nito? Bakit nila papayagan, tutal sila na mismo ang nagpapatakwil sa mga maling aral ng mga ito?
Ano ba talaga?
Ano ba talaga ang mas okay para sa inyo, ang payagan ang kahit sino na magperform at gumamit ng arena o PILI lamang ng Iglesia ni Cristo?
Pag hindi pinayagan ang religious assemblies at concerts sasabihin nyo sakim kami dahil pinangalan sa bansa natin pero hindi naman pinapagamit sa lahat... Kapag naman pinayagan ang lahat, bukas sa lahat ang paggamit ng arena ang sasabihin nyo naman eh AGAINST ito sa paniniwala namin, na bakit daw namin ito pinapagamit sa mga ganoong events eh labag ito sa mga aral na itinuturo ng INC.
BLOC VOTING
Sinasabi ng ilan, kaya lang naman nananalo ang mga ibinoboto nyo dahil umaasa kayo sa survey, bukod sa pansariling survey na ginagawa nyo, sinusuportahan nyo yung mga popular at sa tingin nyong mananalo sa survey, kaya kalokohan yang bloc voting nyo!
Sasabihin din ng ilan, wala naman talaga kayong kaisahan sa pagboto, gawa gawa nyo lang yan! Tignan mo, mapa national o local elections may mga sinusuportahan ang Iglesia na hindi naman nananalo! 2.3% lang naman kayo ng populasyon ng Pilipinas kaya hanggang panaginip na lang kayo!
Ano ba talaga?
Naniniwala ba talaga kayong may kaisahan sa pagboto ang INC o hindi?
Pag nanalo ang mga sinuportahan ng INC ang sasabihin nyo, dahil binase lang ito sa resulta ng mga survey sa TV at sa sarili naming survey, sasabihin nyo pa na kesyo nagpapagamit kami sa mga pulitiko, na kesyo uto uto kami kasi sumusunod kami sa leader namin at kayo hindi, na kesyo may bayad yung suporta namin sa mga kandidato at marami pang iba... Kapag naman natalo ang sinuportahan ng INC ang sasabihin nyo wala naman talaga kaming kaisahan sa pagboto, imbento lang yon para lumakas ang political influence ng INC pero sa huli talo din ang mga kandidato at hindi lahat eh sumusunod sa kaisahan kaya talagang mahina ang kaisahan sa Iglesia...
BUILDING OF HOUSES OF WORSHIP
Sinasabi ng ilan, bakit kayo nagpapatayo ng milyon milyong pisong halaga ng mga kapilya nyo eh di ba nga malapit na ang araw ng paghuhukom, gugunawin din yan, sinasayang nyo lang ang pera ng mga myembro nyo, di bat mas mabuting ibigay nyo na lang yan sa mahihirap?
Sasabihin naman ng ilan kapag hindi na nila napapansing nagpapatayo ng kapilya ang INC, asan na ang pera ng mga miyembro nyo? nako, nilimas na ng mga manalo at mga ministro nyo, ayaw nyo pang umalis diyan hinuhuthutan lang naman kayo ng pera ng mga yan, pinapayaman nyo lang ang mga manalo eh!
Ano ba talaga?
Gagastos ba ang INC para sa mga ito para sa kapurihan ng Diyos, o hindi?
Pag nagpapatayo ang INC ng mga kapilya at ibat ibang proyekto dapat ipamigay na lang sa mahihirap ang pera dahil kasama rin naman itong magugunaw pagdating ng paghuhukom... Pag naman mapapansin nyong hindi na nagtatayo ang INC ng mga ganito ang sasabihin nyo bunubulsa na ng mga ministro at ng mga "Manalo" ang mga pera namin...
MEMBERS' OBEDIENCE
Sinasabi ng ilan, bakit ba ninyo sinusunod ang pamamahala nyo? Wala ba kayong sariling utak? Bakit masyado kayong panatiko na kapag sinabihan kayo ng ganito eh susundin nyo agad? Halatang halata naman na binibrainwash lang kayo ng mga ministro nyo eh, eto naman kayo, uto-uto!
Sasabihin naman ng ilan kapag hindi na ganoon ang pagiging masunurin ng mga miyembro, oh, akala ko ba may pagkakaisa kayo? Bakit hindi nyo sundin ang namamahala sa inyo, di bat nakasulat yun sa bibliya? Isa lang ang ibig sabihin niyan, hindi kayo sa Diyos dahil hindi kayo marunong sumunod!
Ano ba talaga?
Susunod ba ang mga myembro sa mga kinikilala naming Diyos ang nagbigay ng tungkulin o hindi?
Pag sinunod namin sila ang sasabihin nyo na BRAINWASH kami, kapag naman hindi kami sumunod sasabihin nyong hindi kami naturuan ng aral dahil mismong myembro ayaw sumunod sa leader o sa mga ministro namin.
DOCTRINES AND PRACTICES
Sinasabi ng ilan kapag napansin nila na may pagkakatulad ang doktrina ng INC sa ibang relihiyon, ano ba yan, mga wala kayong originality! Kinopya nyo lang ang mga aral nyo sa ibang relihiyon eh, gaya gaya lang kayo nanghiram lang kayo ng aral sa iba nakakahiya naman ang sugo nyo!
Sasabihin naman ng ilan kapag napansin nila ang ilang doktrina sa INC na unique, walang katulad sa ibang relihiyon... Kaya walang kaperaha ang ilan sa doktrina nyo kasi pansarili at maling pag intindi yan ng mga ministro nyo! Inimbento lang yan ng pamamahala nyo eh, tulad ng bloc voting... Kulto talaga kayo dahil hindi kayo sumunod sa mga doktrinang Kristiyano!
Ano ba talaga?
Kailangan bang maging unique ang doktrina ng INC o kailangan may kapareha sa ibang relihiyon?
Kapag may kaparehang doktrina sa ibang relihiyon ang sasabihin nyo nangopya lang kami, pag kakaiba naman ang doktrina sasabihin nyo inimbento lang, wala na sa bibliya di pa makakristyano...
Showing posts with label Ang Sugo: The Last Messenger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ang Sugo: The Last Messenger. Show all posts
March 10, 2013
December 19, 2012
Stars of Manalo biopic said to be 'chosen ones'
The actor-politicians in the star-studded film “Ang Sugo: The Last Messenger” said they have agreed to work on the film for free, but clarifying that it was not in exchange for votes from members of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) in the coming 2013 elections.
The INC, which is producing “Sugo,” is known as a powerful voting bloc in Philippine elections whose members comprise 2 percent of the total voting population.
Impressed
“While I do hope to get the INC’s support, what made me agree to work pro bono was the film’s content,” said Richard Gomez, who is running for mayor of Ormoc City in Leyte province. His wife, Ormoc City Rep. Lucy Torres-Gomez, is up for reelection.
The actor, who will play the late INC founder Felix Y. Manalo, said he was impressed when the story was presented to him.
What’s more important to me is its historical value and the message it wants to convey,” Gomez explained. “People will get to understand how the INC struggled as an independent Christian church.”
‘An honor’
Bacoor City Rep. Lani Mercado, who is also seeking reelection in 2013, concurred with Gomez.
“When we sat down with INC leaders, we never talked about how our involvement with the film would affect our candidacies,” said Mercado, wife of Sen. Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr., who will play current executive minister Eduardo V. Manalo.
Mercado’s son Jolo intends to run for vice governor of Cavite.
“Ka Eduardo insisted that we collect our talent fee even if we already said we’re willing to work for free,” revealed Mercado, who will play Ka Eduardo’s wife in the film. “We said that just to become part of this huge undertaking is already an honor for both of us.”
Choosing the cast was a tedious process, director Tikoy Aguiluz said. “We had to present to the council of elders a list of names, which it either approved or disapproved. My greatest fear then was that they would force me to hire only actors who are INC members, but that didn’t happen. I even ended up with a star-studded cast.”
Aguiluz began working on the project six months ago. He imagined “Sugo” to look like the epic biographical film “Gandhi,” released in 1982.
Writers’ pool
“I can’t think of a contemporary movie that could serve as its peg,” he said. “Although I’m curious to see ‘Lincoln,’ which is Steven Spielberg’s dream project. The difference of ‘Sugo’ will be that Spielberg focused only on one portion of Abraham Lincoln’s life and made a movie out of it.”
Journalist-INC member Arlyn de la Cruz leads the pool of writers working on the screenplay.
“They’re interviewing the surviving members who were Ka Felix’s contemporaries. This involves oral history. At the same time, they are also collecting materials from various documentaries on the INC.”
The director said the challenge for him is to have “Sugo” screened at the soon-to-be built INC arena in Bulacan that could accommodate 70,000 people. “I want to be very careful with every detail. I don’t want to be humiliated in front of all these people. That’s why instead of asking for a bigger budget, I requested for more time to do this. We will spend six months in research and story development, then another six months for shooting. The rest will be allotted to post-production work.”
A-list cinematographer
Aguiluz also requested for “an A-list German cinematographer” to join his team. “I will have top people, both local and foreign, to work for me as DOP (director of photography). The look of the film is very important. We will first shoot five days before the Holy Week (in April 2013)—mostly big scenes—then resume after the elections.”
Asked whether the film would also tackle the controversies involving the INC, Aguiluz said: “Of course, since they were really persecuted and experienced harassment at one point. As for present-day issues, we have yet to work on that part of the script. I have zero knowledge of the material. I’m just absorbing everything now. I’m glad they chose to hire nonmembers to work on this. This ensures that it has no bias and is not made only for propaganda.”
“Ang Sugo (The Last Messenger)” will be shown in July 2014 to coincide with the celebration of the 100th anniversary of INC. Albert Martinez will play the late executive minister Erano G. Manalo. It will also feature Gladys Reyes, Christopher Roxas, Richard Quan and Snooky Serna, among others.
source: inquirer.net
The INC, which is producing “Sugo,” is known as a powerful voting bloc in Philippine elections whose members comprise 2 percent of the total voting population.
Impressed
“While I do hope to get the INC’s support, what made me agree to work pro bono was the film’s content,” said Richard Gomez, who is running for mayor of Ormoc City in Leyte province. His wife, Ormoc City Rep. Lucy Torres-Gomez, is up for reelection.
The actor, who will play the late INC founder Felix Y. Manalo, said he was impressed when the story was presented to him.
What’s more important to me is its historical value and the message it wants to convey,” Gomez explained. “People will get to understand how the INC struggled as an independent Christian church.”
‘An honor’
Bacoor City Rep. Lani Mercado, who is also seeking reelection in 2013, concurred with Gomez.
“When we sat down with INC leaders, we never talked about how our involvement with the film would affect our candidacies,” said Mercado, wife of Sen. Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr., who will play current executive minister Eduardo V. Manalo.
Mercado’s son Jolo intends to run for vice governor of Cavite.
“Ka Eduardo insisted that we collect our talent fee even if we already said we’re willing to work for free,” revealed Mercado, who will play Ka Eduardo’s wife in the film. “We said that just to become part of this huge undertaking is already an honor for both of us.”
Choosing the cast was a tedious process, director Tikoy Aguiluz said. “We had to present to the council of elders a list of names, which it either approved or disapproved. My greatest fear then was that they would force me to hire only actors who are INC members, but that didn’t happen. I even ended up with a star-studded cast.”
Aguiluz began working on the project six months ago. He imagined “Sugo” to look like the epic biographical film “Gandhi,” released in 1982.
Writers’ pool
“I can’t think of a contemporary movie that could serve as its peg,” he said. “Although I’m curious to see ‘Lincoln,’ which is Steven Spielberg’s dream project. The difference of ‘Sugo’ will be that Spielberg focused only on one portion of Abraham Lincoln’s life and made a movie out of it.”
Journalist-INC member Arlyn de la Cruz leads the pool of writers working on the screenplay.
“They’re interviewing the surviving members who were Ka Felix’s contemporaries. This involves oral history. At the same time, they are also collecting materials from various documentaries on the INC.”
The director said the challenge for him is to have “Sugo” screened at the soon-to-be built INC arena in Bulacan that could accommodate 70,000 people. “I want to be very careful with every detail. I don’t want to be humiliated in front of all these people. That’s why instead of asking for a bigger budget, I requested for more time to do this. We will spend six months in research and story development, then another six months for shooting. The rest will be allotted to post-production work.”
A-list cinematographer
Aguiluz also requested for “an A-list German cinematographer” to join his team. “I will have top people, both local and foreign, to work for me as DOP (director of photography). The look of the film is very important. We will first shoot five days before the Holy Week (in April 2013)—mostly big scenes—then resume after the elections.”
Asked whether the film would also tackle the controversies involving the INC, Aguiluz said: “Of course, since they were really persecuted and experienced harassment at one point. As for present-day issues, we have yet to work on that part of the script. I have zero knowledge of the material. I’m just absorbing everything now. I’m glad they chose to hire nonmembers to work on this. This ensures that it has no bias and is not made only for propaganda.”
“Ang Sugo (The Last Messenger)” will be shown in July 2014 to coincide with the celebration of the 100th anniversary of INC. Albert Martinez will play the late executive minister Erano G. Manalo. It will also feature Gladys Reyes, Christopher Roxas, Richard Quan and Snooky Serna, among others.
source: inquirer.net
November 28, 2012
"Ang Sugo: The Last Messenger" will be shown on July 2014
MANILA, Philippines -- Three big-name actors will topbill the retelling on the big screen of the founding and legacy of the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC), as it gears up for its centennial anniversary in 2014.
Directed by Tikoy Aguiluz and written by Arlyn dela Cruz, "Ang Sugo (The Last Messenger)" spans three generations of INC leadership. Touted as a historic project -- local cinema's "movie of the century" -- by virtue of its subject and
scope of production, the film will retrace the beginnings of INC, when it was founded in 1914.
"This is historical. Pinapakita dito kung paano nagsimula ang Iglesia ni Cristo. Ipapakita dito 'yung generations na dumaan pagkatapos ni Felix Manalo," actor Richard Gomez told reporters during a press conference held Tuesday, referring to the founder of INC.
The "Walang Hanggan" actor will portray the first executive minister of the church, who registered the INC with the Philippine government on July 27, 1914. One hundred years later, in July 2014, "Ang Sugo" will hit theaters in the Philippines.
With filming set in the first quarter of 2013, Gomez said he and his co-stars Albert Martinez and Sen. Ramon "Bong" Revilla, Jr. have started preparations for the respective portrayals.
The "Princess and I" actor will play the late Eraño Manalo, who took leadership of the INC in the 1950s after Felix; while the action star-lawmaker will play the role of Eduardo Manalo, the current executive minister of the Christian church.
"Sinimulan na namin [ang paghahanda]," Gomez said. "Pinakita sa 'min 'yung itsura ni ka-Felix, kung paano siya manamit, kung paano siya magsalita, pinakita rin 'yung klase ng pamumuhay na pinakita niya sa mga tao."
For his part, Revilla sees his role as Eduardo Manalo as a departure from his big screen roots. "Hindi na Bong Revilla the action star ang makikita niyo. For the first time, kumbaga isang ka-Eduardo ang makikita nila sa 'Sugo.' Pag-aaralan natin 'yung galaw niya, pananalita niya, mannerisms niya. Malaking hamon ito," he said.
Likewise, Martinez sees as challenging his role as "Ka Erdy" in the film. The Kapamilya actor said he feels pressured from portraying someone "very charismatic, very endearing."
"Kaya kailangan talaga in detail, pag-aaralan ko, the person, the man, the dream, the passion, lahat ng iyon. Kailangan ko rin malaman how he addressed his followers, at kailangan ko rin ma-imbibe kung ano ang nararamdaman niya when he does that," he said.
Pointing to the historical significance of "Ang Sugo," Martinez expressed pride in being able to headline a film that holds immense value.
"It doesn't happen everyday. 'Yung happiness ko as an actor, hindi ko ma-explain. It's something na hindi ko ma-imagine, but I'm really, really honored. I'm finally in the stage of my career na nakagawa ako ng ganitong klaseng pelikula," he said.
"This is historical. Pinapakita dito kung paano nagsimula ang Iglesia ni Cristo. Ipapakita dito 'yung generations na dumaan pagkatapos ni Felix Manalo," actor Richard Gomez told reporters during a press conference held Tuesday, referring to the founder of INC.
The "Walang Hanggan" actor will portray the first executive minister of the church, who registered the INC with the Philippine government on July 27, 1914. One hundred years later, in July 2014, "Ang Sugo" will hit theaters in the Philippines.
With filming set in the first quarter of 2013, Gomez said he and his co-stars Albert Martinez and Sen. Ramon "Bong" Revilla, Jr. have started preparations for the respective portrayals.
The "Princess and I" actor will play the late Eraño Manalo, who took leadership of the INC in the 1950s after Felix; while the action star-lawmaker will play the role of Eduardo Manalo, the current executive minister of the Christian church.
"Sinimulan na namin [ang paghahanda]," Gomez said. "Pinakita sa 'min 'yung itsura ni ka-Felix, kung paano siya manamit, kung paano siya magsalita, pinakita rin 'yung klase ng pamumuhay na pinakita niya sa mga tao."
For his part, Revilla sees his role as Eduardo Manalo as a departure from his big screen roots. "Hindi na Bong Revilla the action star ang makikita niyo. For the first time, kumbaga isang ka-Eduardo ang makikita nila sa 'Sugo.' Pag-aaralan natin 'yung galaw niya, pananalita niya, mannerisms niya. Malaking hamon ito," he said.
Likewise, Martinez sees as challenging his role as "Ka Erdy" in the film. The Kapamilya actor said he feels pressured from portraying someone "very charismatic, very endearing."
"Kaya kailangan talaga in detail, pag-aaralan ko, the person, the man, the dream, the passion, lahat ng iyon. Kailangan ko rin malaman how he addressed his followers, at kailangan ko rin ma-imbibe kung ano ang nararamdaman niya when he does that," he said.
Pointing to the historical significance of "Ang Sugo," Martinez expressed pride in being able to headline a film that holds immense value.
"It doesn't happen everyday. 'Yung happiness ko as an actor, hindi ko ma-explain. It's something na hindi ko ma-imagine, but I'm really, really honored. I'm finally in the stage of my career na nakagawa ako ng ganitong klaseng pelikula," he said.
source: abscbnnews.com
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