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Thomas Menamparampil

Healing Historic Memories

Remmon E. Barbaza

Heidegger and the Possibility of an ''Originary'' Ethics

Jovino G. Miroy

Helen de Cruz and Ryan Nichols' Advances in Religion, Cognitive Science, and Experimental Philosophy

Vir O. Montecastro

High Noon: A Badjao Village, 1982 Davao del Sur

Doreen G. Fernandez

Historias, Cronicas, Vocabularios: Some Spanish Sources for Research in Philippine Food

Ramón Ma. Zaragoza

History of Villa Fernandina II part 1

Ramón Ma. Zaragoza

History of Villa Fernandina II part 2

Andrew P. Porter

History, Relativity, and Pluralism

Ricardo Saludo

Holy Madness

Review Author: Roy Allan B. Tolentino

Hough, Sheridan. Kierkegaard’s Dancing Tax Collector: Faith, Finitude, and Silence

Raúl Fornet-Betancourt

How are We to Think About the Knowledge that We Should Know?

Raymond G. Helmick

How Can a Catholic Respond, in Faith, to the Faith of Muslims?

Wei-Ding Tsai

How Does a Foreign Religion Thrive in an Indigenous Culture? A Comparative Study of the Spread of Foreign Religions in the Chinese-Speaking Cultural Sphere

Britta Saal

How to Leave Modernity Behind: The Relationship Between Colonialism and Enlightenment, and the Possibility of Altermodern Decoloniality

Hannah Jane S. Carpiso, Ninotchka Mumtaj B. Albano

How to Love in Easy Steps: Heteronormativity, Queer Love, and Foucault's Counter-Conduct

Kevin F. Burke

Ignacio Ellacuria: The Love That Produces Hope

Ramón Ma. Zaragoza

Ilocano Architecture IV part 1

Ramón Ma. Zaragoza

Ilocano Architecture IV part 2

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Of Sanskrit origin, the Tagalog word “budhi” is a global notion that symbolizes, rather than represents, at one and the same time, life, intuition, understanding, discernment, conscience, and will.

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