WATCH: Senator Robin Padilla defends his objection to the contempt ruling against Kingdom of Jesus Christ leader Apollo Quiboloy. One of his reasons — the Separation of Church and State clause in the Constitution. | via sherrie ann torres

@sherieanntorres Utang na loob, ginagamit lang naman ninyo ang linyang “separation ng church and state” kapag convenient sa inyo. Yung pastor ninyong bulaan r@pist. R@pist at wanted ng FBI.

@sherieanntorres No one is above the law. Paki remind #ImpeachRobinPadilla #ArrestQuiboloy

@sherieanntorres Manyakols defend each other through and through

@sherieanntorres Senator Padilla's objection based on the separation of church and state is unfounded and should not be used as an excuse to avoid facing consequences. Using religion as a shield against legal consequences sets a dangerous precedent and undermines the rule of law.

@sherieanntorres what?

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@sherieanntorres ROBIN PADILLA RESIGN, NGAYON NA. EXPELL HIM FROM THE SENATE! #RobinPadillaResignNow #SuedMarielPadilla #ExpellRobinPadillaFromTheSenate

@sherieanntorres Sana meron magpaliwanag kay Sen Robinhood kung ano ang ibig sabihin ng Separation of State and Church na nasusulat sa KONSTITUSYON. nakakahiya na kasi masyado na ang isang senador pa mismo ang mukhang ignorante sa sinasaad nito.

@sherieanntorres verbatim nya pala ang understanding ni senador robinhood ang meaning ng separation of church and state, with knowing the objective of the framers ng constitution....

@sherieanntorres Luh. Separation of church and state has nothing to do with his cases. As a citizen of this damned nation, panagutan niya kasalanan niya. Ang simbahan niya ang hahatol sa kaluluwa niya.