Hello everyone, my name is Robert Stephen Co, and I am an average student in section III - 8 of the Bachelor of Social Science Education (BSSE) in Philippine Normal University - Manila (PNU). And I am about to tell you a short story on how I have used Utilitarian and Biblical principles and philosophies for this week's journal about my personal values, and the big decisions that I have made for this week.

Well, here is what happened; our course professor told us that we should make for this week a journal about a big decision that we have done, and as maybe she is reading this right now, I honestly have nothing that special this weekday to share expect one event that will happen only by Saturday which would make me showcase my personal and primary values that were used ever since my childhood up until now.

Make a journal

Okay po ma'am.

April 24, 2021 is the date where Bible Readers Society International (BREAD) will have an interview with the University Student Council (USC) and the Office for Student Activity and Student Services (OSASS) for its accreditation in PNU to establish a chapter.

And while I would present the principles of BREAD and the organization, I would also be sharing Biblical principles that I have upheld since childhood which is the base of my values up until now.

The questions of the panel interview comprised of the following, along with our answers in behalf of the organization:

How is your organization different from other religious organizations in PNU?

It is based on Revelations 1:3, that we Read, we Listen and most importantly, we Act, we walk the talk as they say; beyond reading, we produce good output.

How can this organization operate within the PNU community in this pandemic?

In the principles written in Philippians 4:8, we think of things that can be of benefit, doing good to all, with or without the pandemic, rain or shine, similarly in what is written with Galatians 6:9-10 where we do good as long as there is opportunity.