Iglesia Ni Cristo Senate Presidency

Manila, Philippines - I am not inventing stories when I have stressed long enough the Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) habit of intervening political affairs here in the Philippines. Learning the Philippine political history will expose the involvement of the Iglesia Ni Cristo cult in the Philippine politics, which is more detrimental than beneficial to the Filipino people. The separation of Church and the State is not being practiced by the INC cult since their survival totally relies on it nowadays. It is very seldom we can hear of that the Iglesia Ni Cristo cult is being discussed in a good light. INC is a political cult group. From bloc-voting during elections, government appointees, judicial issues, passing laws (like the reproductive bill in the congress), the INC party list group and recently, even the Philippine Senate presidency, INC wanted to enforce their presence among the politicians. This gives us a bad taste how INC shows their suspicious motives. Eduardo Manalo is a newbie in Philippine politics since he just inherited the INC leadership from his father who died last year. But the intervention of Eduardo Manalo in Senate presidency is not a simple rookie mistake for the pathetic INC leader. It is a tradition, a survival instinct of the INC cult to try to enforce their political influence to politicians.