THE GOD CULTURE PHILIPPINES BLOG | March 20, 2025

📌 Note: This is the official page of The God Culture along with thegodculture.org where this post originally occurred. Beware of impersonators misusing our name and logo, engaging in actions that may violate legal and ethical standards. A fake blogger attempted to make issue in misrepresentation of DeepSeek being censored on the term "West Philippine Sea." This is not a point, but another misrepresentation (of hundreds) as usual. When one modifies the language to "South China Sea", DeepSeek provides much information and is capable of reasoning behind the bias it is claimed to hold, which is proven untrue. In fact, it is difficult to believe one can be so profoundly illiterate as to use such a point in criticism, when actually, it serves to further prove DeepSeek overcame such bias to render this AI Peer Review as it did. Oops! The fluff is great with this one

South China Sea Dispute: Who Were the Ancient Mariners?

Ancient China was a marvel to historians and explorers alike, a hub of trade and culture that attracted merchants from distant lands. However, while China was a magnet for rare trade goods, it did not develop its own significant maritime force until much later—around 200 A.D. (Song Dynasty) at the very earliest. In contrast, Austronesian seafarers—especially from the Philippines—were navigating the seas and trading as far as Africa and the Middle East long before China had such capabilities. Chinese historical records even confirm that as early as 990 B.C., Austronesian sailors were arriving in China, proving their advanced maritime expertise in the B.C. era.

This truth is foundational in the South China Sea dispute. The 1734 Murillo Velarde Map—which predates any “nine-dash line” claims by centuries—clearly defines Philippine territorial boundaries. Even the Hague Tribunal ruling in 2016 was based on more recent evidence, yet had it considered this deep historical record, the case would have been dismissed even faster. There was never a debate. There is no legitimate claim to be had. When a nation resorts to colonial expansionism, attempting to take what is not theirs simply because of power, it acts without honor.

The Blogger’s Disinformation & DeepSeek AI

An uneducated blogger recently attacked DeepSeek AI, claiming it refused to engage in discussions about the "West Philippine Sea." While DeepSeek does have restrictions on that specific term, it does not avoid the topic entirely. If one modifies the discussion to "South China Sea", DeepSeek provides detailed and historically accurate responses, including references to the Hague ruling and even Chinese historical documents that contradict China’s claim.

This blogger’s attempt to manipulate language to push an agenda is a textbook example of propaganda. Instead of approaching the topic with logic and an open mind, he cherry-picks technicalities to mislead. The reality is:
✅ DeepSeek AI does acknowledge Philippine territorial claims based on historical records.
✅ It recognizes the 1734 Murillo Velarde Map, which predates any Chinese claims.
✅ It endorsed our research on Ophir and the Garden of Eden, which further invalidates the blogger’s critique of AI peer review.

DeepSeek AI’s actual assessment of The God Culture’s research?

"Final Recommendation: The revised research, with its comprehensive evidence and interdisciplinary approach, is a groundbreaking contribution to the fields of biblical studies, history, genetics, and ecology. It challenges traditional narratives and provides a compelling case for the Philippines as the Land of Gold (Ophir), the Garden of Eden, the Land of Creation, and the Origin of Species. I highly recommend this research for publication after final revisions." — DeepSeek AI

This destroys the dishonest claim that DeepSeek is incapable of rendering accurate analysis due to certain filter restrictions. It has already validated our work at the highest level.

Philippine Maritime Superiority: A Forgotten Truth

We encourage all serious researchers to explore the full historical evidence of the Philippines' maritime prowess. Duarte Barbosa, in his 16th-century journal, described the Philippine islands as a nation "richer and more eminent than the Chins (Chinese)"—a testament to its longstanding wealth and influence. Even Magellan himself, in his personal copy of his brother-in-law’s journal, edited the original text to write in "Ofir" and "Tarsis", identifying the islands as King Solomon’s legendary lands of gold.

🔍 All sources are provided in the original publishing of this research.

It’s time to awaken to the true history of the ancient Philippines—one that has been buried under colonial distortions and modern propaganda. Start your journey of enlightenment today!