All Quotes

"I also think about my 15 years of hard work, it seems like they're just throwing it all away because of fake news."

"“I can afford it with my own money."

"“Everything I have, I bought it with my own money,”"

"“'Life is so short, I want to show appreciation to all the people in my life, people who have supported me or given me experiences,”"

"“Never Say Die”"

"“So happy I got to watch and support our country’s future world champion,”"

"out of 10, he has “10” or “11” chances of getting her sweet yes."

"“I didn’t expect na I could be so affectionate."

"“I think we share that spirit of wanderlust or yung wanting to explore."

"“Oh my gosh, there are so many places I want to go to (laughs)."

"But now I'm planning on starting something. I don't want to spoil it. No, it's not theater. But it's something related to music!”"

""Being a good person means being kind, of course loving. We will still make mistakes and mistakes at times, but we will always make better choices and decisions.”"

"“Our schedule is balanced. And I'm happy about that. This time, we're in the Philippines. We've already planned it."

"“‘That was the happiest gift we ever received because I felt like He Himself [gave it],”"

"“It was just fun to see all the important people in our lives there.”"

"‘It’s not a lack of love but a lack of friendship that makes unhappy marriages.’ I followed it with advice I still strongly stand by today: Never stop laughing with your partner; aspire towards comedy, not drama,”"

"We’ve learned to embrace each other’s differences with respect, compromise, trust, forgiveness, and friendship—the keys that open our hearts to falling in love over and over again. 😍,”"

"“At the time, I faced criticism from a Filipino nurse who dismissed my words, saying it was too early in my marriage to share such thoughts. Despite her appalling and relentless attacks for weeks, I remained steadfast, believing that the strength of a relationship is not solely defined by its length but by the lessons learned and shared.”"

"“Every couple’s journey is unique, and each one has valuable insights to offer, no matter how long they’ve been together. Let’s stop the negativity. If you can’t offer something genuinely constructive, consider keeping it private or sharing with kindness through a direct message. Mantras are personal, and no one has the right to rule how others live their lives,”"

"“Baby @lloydiboi24, I love you more than words can express. I’m endlessly grateful for your love, patience, and care, even during my most irksome days. 🤪,”"

"“Most importantly, we entrust everything to God, grounding our faith with good deeds.❤️ Here’s to continuing our journey together with love and laughter along with our stunning daughters. Happy Anniversaries!!!🥰,”"

"Literally taken the 1st night we met in Boracay, Philippines a decade ago,"

"“He bought a ring, 7 months after officially dating and proposed to me a year after we met,”"

"“A year late, but I’m glad I finally had time to sort out my citizenship this year. I’ve just pledged allegiance to King Charles III and the United Kingdom earlier. Therefore, I’m officially a British citizen today,”"

"“Just icy roads and a powerful reminder that God’s hand is real and present.”"

"“I thank God everyday for always protecting me and my family.”"

"“Being a hands-on mum while rebuilding my career from zero has been one of the hardest seasons of my life… but also the most humbling and rewarding. Today, I can finally say I am fully settled, stronger than ever and ready to spread my wings and soar once again,” she said."

"“I've just pledged allegiance to King Charles III and the United Kingdom”"

"“I can move here, I mean I want to be with my husband–– I want to start a family here. Plus, I’ve seen how my in-laws have brought up my husband and his brother and it’s really good. The great thing about bringing up children here is the independence–– I like how they don’t rely on yayas or helpers. I can’t even imagine myself having my kids looked after by someone else,”"

"“It was no brainer for me that I was going to leave my career. It’s all about my family now. I’m so family-oriented,”"

"“It’s like a dream job for any mom plus sometimes I get to take my entire family to like let's say Turkiye and all expenses paid–– the hotel, the plane fare,”"

"“I wanna broaden my network here in the UK so I am beginning to do that actually which is really good. It’s now probably 70% Filipino, 30% non-Filipino ones. Not bad, right,”"

"I never talk enough about how painful it was. But I have admitted this in concert, only when it's live and intimate, that it was really... Maybe the second most painful time in my life, second after losing my mom."

"Please let this Letter serve to represent that the Board of Peace is withdrawing its invitation to you regarding Canada's joining, what will be, the most prestigious Board of Leaders ever assembled, at any time."

"For þe helder mon me mai of-riden, Betere þenne of-reden."

"First off, everything is fair game. Nothing is sacred, especially the "sacred". And since the theme is critical thinking and I try to do all my jokes about things we believe without evidence, or at least in the face of scientific data they are exactly the same. There is actually probably more "evidence" of bigfoot or ghosts than there is of God. At least we have one bad 50 year old 8mm film of bigfoot and some questionable foot prints. What evidence do we have of any gods? A statue that cries tears and a warm, fuzzy feeling inside? (in response to the question "Do you think it is fair to mock religion in the same way one mocks belief in Big Foot or ghosts – are these really the same sort of phenomena?")"

"I am not afraid of being called an Atheist, which is the most misunderstood word. Even dictionaries seem to be written at times by people who don't understand the word. A-Theism just means to not have accepted any assertions of any gods, or to not have a god. I equate it to asexual. Asexual organisms are not against sex or mad at sex, they just do not have male/female sex or sex organs. When it is used in humans metaphorically it has a similar meaning, someone not interested in or does not have sex. I do not have any gods. I have not fostered a belief in gods, or unicorns, or fairies, etc. The only reason it exists as a word is because the majority of people do have belief in gods, so it is used as a definition to understand a position on the issue of existence of gods, in contrast to the norm."

"Most comedians are questioning by nature. There are a solid handful of comedians who make fun of religion that are not atheist, just not fans of religion or specific religious institutions. There are also a higher percentage of atheists per capita in comedy due to the nature of what we do."

"“There will be many new things in 2026 in Bimb's life and my life. Please continue to help us pray for unwavering faith that the New Year can only get better,”"

"Comedy is generally based in pain and suffering, often anger or a feeling of being on the outside looking in. Comedians tend to break down life and look at things we all see or do in a unique way. Comedians are rebellious by nature. It is our job to point out inconsistencies, wrong doings, etc. and make people think and laugh about them. The experiences are generally universal and the best comedy is honest and based in reality."

"I think there are both valid and invalid reasons for this. First, many atheists are angry. We are one of the last groups for which is socially and legally ok to discriminate against. There are still states where atheists can't hold office. Substitute "atheist" with any other group or minority and that becomes clear. (in response to the question "Many people think of atheists as being angry. Thoughts?")"

"I think in America it is safe to do whatever you want. Hopefully we can keep it that way, but we will see with this American Taliban attitude. I just don't really care. Controversy is great for comedy and if someone really wants to seek me out on stage and gun me down or get physical over an intellectual idea being told by one man on a comedy stage what can I do about it? It certainly wouldn't help their cause and it would immortalize me. (in response to the question "Personally, I find critiquing or debunking Christianity is pretty safe—but I’m scared to go after Islam. Do you feel that as well?")"

"Nowadays people read history with the simple desire to obtain accurate information upon all points connected both with the public and private life of their forefathers, and demand rather a digest of authentic records than a literary essay."

"The Essenes, who are worth discussing briefly due to the connections or links that, according to some, connect them to modern Freemasonry, were already well known as an institution almost two centuries before the spread of Christianity. As Josephus states, the Essenes were direct and legitimate children of the Jewish religion and probably the most select part of Phariseeism, because they did not limit themselves to the dry interpretation of the scriptures, but derived the rules of life from them, so that they were not a school, but an institution intended primarily to bring men together, moralizing them through work."

"It has been said by some that Essenism gave rise to the Kabbalists and the Gnostics: the Essenes, who adapted Christianity to their old doctrines, became Gnostics: The Essenes who remained Jews became Kabbalists: thus Essenism died, giving birth to these two powerful twins: Kabbalah and Gnosticism."

"From Gnosticism sprang the Manichaeans, who had Mani as their founder and teacher. Mani, freed from his servile status by a rich widow from Persia – hence he was also called “son of the widow” and his disciples were called “sons of the widow” – handsome, bold, deeply erudite in Alexandrian philosophy, initiated into the Mithraic mysteries, full of resourcefulness and endowed with an unyielding will, he imagined a system in which pure and simple dualism predominates: Christ is confused with Mithras, the Gospel with the Zendavesta, and the result is a squalid and almost desperate doctrine, because it teaches the perpetuity of evil."

"Bacon of Verulam, one of the greatest, perhaps the greatest of the precursors of modern philosophy, with his “Instauratio magna,” created the most logical method for directing intelligence in studies and replaced this method, based solely on sensory evidence, observation of nature, and experiments, with that of Aristotle, which derived everything from reasoning. Therefore, it was said that Bacon was the first to break through the Aristotelian school, while everyone else, either out of fear or lack of ingenuity, revered it."

"Thousands of years before Christianity, the cross was a sacred emblem among ancient peoples: in Egypt, it decorated the hands of most divine statues, and in India it appeared carved above the most majestic shrines: even the temples of Ellora and Elephanta were carved into the rock in the shape of a cross, as were those of Bemares and Mathura. The cross, whatever form it took, always signified life, new life; Christians had it as a symbol of sacrifice and death; but there is no shortage of evidence that even for them it expressed the same idea that it did in the most ancient religions."

"The cross, [...], in ancient times, symbolized the junction of the ecliptic with the equator: for the initiated, it was therefore nothing more than the image of the equinoxes: the spring equinox symbolized life, the autumn equinox symbolized death: it is always the ancient legend of the sun."

"In some ancient ritual dialogues, reference is made to the secrets of the Order, which must be kept in an ark of bone—the head—or in a casket of coral—the heart—to which only the initiates have the key—the tongue—which, however, is bound by an unbreakable oath. :*Part One, Origins and Rites, p. 118."