Sunday, February 28, 2010

Learning the hard way

I woke up one Monday morning and got late for school and when i got to my first class, math15, it was timely because they were just giving out the second preliminary exam's score. I got nervous because i knew that I just studied a day before the exam, because I got used studying a day before the exam during high school. When i got my score it lacked two points just to have a passing score, i got so disappointed to my self that Monday morning because I knew that I wasn't so good in my math subject yet I did not push myself to the limit while i was studying it. I now learned a lesson that i must give my heart in everything I do because in the end I would be the one to profit from it, but I learned it the hard way and it is through failing a major exam in math. I'm not a studious person because typically I am a lazy person, I am the type of person that needs to be pressured in order move or to do what I must do, but now I have learned that in whatever the authority over me has assigned me to do I would do it with my best, with my whole heart.

Secular belief








I noticed in every school there is always a booklet in science that talks about "the theory of evolution" by Charles Darwin, a theory that believes that man came from or evolved from a simple one-celled organism. For me as a creationist and not a believer of the evolution theory detest these kind of books that has been circulated and being taught in schools because these books are bias they are not fair in teaching the young minds of the next generation. If one creationist couple would have a child and they would send their child in a school that teaches the evolution theory the mind of that child would be confused. Evolutionist authors and creationists alike should not force their ideas to the students. Schools should also filter the books which their teacher would teach the students. The students should have the knowledge on how the world began from their own beliefs and not on the belief impressed by the author of their school books but by their self founded beliefs that they themselves chose. Having self founded beliefs are good for a student because whichever of the creeds in this world they would choose, they would have a solid ground where they would stand in the end because these beliefs are not forced to them but they accepted it to themselves that it is true.