We have, in the Philippines all, but all of the natural resources to  produce steel, aluminum, bronze, ball bearings, electric motors,  engines, compressors, bicycles, trains, motor vehicles, motorcycles,  refrigerators, computers, cellphones, wrist watches, radios,  televisions, movie cameras, space crafts, sound systems, etc.
                                Unfortunately, we do not have, not by a long shot, the greatest of all  natural resources that countries like Japan, Singapore, Thailand,  Malaysia, Taiwan, South Korea. Vietnam, China, Australia, etc, have: the developed minds  and cultivated hearts for growth as a people and for development as a nation; especially  via industrialization with the power behind science and technology. It should be one of the creative results of a creative system of education. 
                              Indeed, in our Catholic schools, colleges, and universities, we have  been taught to believe and to have faith, especially during our  formative years, that this life in our country, is nothing but a  transition to a better life to come after death with God in heaven.   Thus, the emphasis on the next better world to come has led millions  of us Filipinos to disregard the exploitation of our own natural resources  in our own country. We have been taught to believe and to have faith not in human, but in divine wisdom; and that the only things of true value are those found in the heavenly world  of God. Our country, this country belonging to Filipinos is seen as  low, depraved, and unworthy of love, respect, and affection. Therefore,  the less attention placed on it and the more attention placed on God's  kingdom, the better our chances to win eternal salvation. Never mind the  works needed to attain industrialization via the power behind education! These evils are the works of the  devil. 
                              In the meantime, among the richest individuals, among the richest  investors in the stock market, among the richest owners of land, schools, colleges, universities and other commercial  enterprises in the Philippines - are the Catholic Bishops and the  Catholic Cardinals. They see to it that the Catholic Vatican bank  remains as the richest and most powerful bank in the world.  - - - Poch Suzara 
                              
                                      
                                          
                                   
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