For me we are the that three, because me myself is a biblical, secular christian and a believer . Being biblical means that we are all relating in the holy bible all that have God said is what we believe and praise for ,being a secular christian of course I believe that I’m a true christian because I believe in our lord GOD worship him for he had sacrifice he’s son JESUS CHRIST for us and a believer I have never seen God but still I believe in him because sometimes believing in some things are not able to see by our naked eyes but can felt by our hearts .

We are no one to question God’s authorities. Cause we as humans can never be like God who had sacrifice his own son Jesus to save us. He had done everything he could for us to be save from salvation .

As a child I have always had many dreams and goals in my life. I have now realized that I cannot always have what I want in life as it can then become too complex and complicated. I think this because everyone wants to aim for the best in all there dreams, but as we grow older we realize that not everything is that easy. I also think that we all have to be successful in order to fulfill those dreams in our lives.

My first goal is finish my studies and find a decent job so that I can repay the sacrifices of my parents.To be able to take care of them physically and financially. When I grew up they take care of me and everything,so my parents did everything they could to  give me a good life.So I will do my best to fulfill  their sacrifices.And my goal in life to be happy and  my dream is to travel the world.

11 HUMSS-G CHRESTINE E. CARITATIVO

”SAVE MOTHER EARTH”

As a millennial in today's generation i am very much concerned and worried about our environment. Earth is supposed to be the safest place to live with for us human but nor anymore now. Pollution, floods, erosion, global warming, climate change and many to mention are just some of the biggest problem our world is facing today.

But what’s the saddest thing on this is that WE ARE MUCH AWARE OF THESE PROBLEMS BUT YET WE DON’T TAKE THESE SERIOUSLY. We don’t really care or that much attention to it. We tend to neglect things and continue to do the bad things that we are used to.
Our fishes in the ocean are dying, the animals in the forest are crying and the water in rivers and seas are no longer safe.
A clean environment is very necessary to live a peaceful and healthy life. But our environment is getting dirty day by day because of some negligence of human beings.
Our Earth is dying!
Mother Earth needs our help!
Its not too late, let’s act now!
Let us make a move and save MOTHER EARTH!

11 HumSS G – Chrestine E. Caritativo

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