Given a sentence in English language, translate the sentence to Tagalog language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact.
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Question: English sentence: Never tell people how to do things.

Answer: Huwag kailanman sabihin sa mga tao kung paano sa mga bagay.


Question: English sentence: Every Christian can give personal testimony to God’s trustworthiness as we see His work in our lives, fulfilling His promises to save our souls and use us for His purposes (Ephesians 2:8-10) and comfort us with the peace that passes all understanding as we run the race He has planned out for us (Philippians 4:6-7; Hebrews 12:1).

Answer: Ang bawat isa sa atin ay may personal na patotoo ng katapatan ng Diyos habang gumagawa Siya sa ating mga buhay at tinutupad ang Kanyang pangako na ililigtas ang ating kaluluwa at gagamitin tayo para sa Kanyang mga layunin (Efeso 2:8-10) at inaaliw tayo ng hindi malirip na kapayapaan habang hinaharap natin ang takbuhing inilatag Niya sa ating harapan (Filipos 4:6-7; Hebreo 12:1).


Question: English sentence: From a more cerebral discussion of the contemporary based on a rehistorization of the past and future of art, a more tactical and tactie topic was brought-up on the second day. Angel, a woman of many hats and labels provided a helicopter view of art practice through the recently concluded Markets of Resistance in Baguio and MOR Redux in PWU. She gave the context of both mainstream and alternative infrastructures in the Philippines today.

Answer:
Marco Cuevas-Hewitt, isang indibidwal na bahagi ng ARA mailing list ay naglatag nang panibagong dalumat at lapit upang makaalpas sa hirap ng pagsisimula ang iniimbentong network sa Asya. Sinipi niya sa kanyang papel na "futurology of the present," siguro ang kilusang "alterglobalisation" ay hindi namatay, sa halip ay naghihintay lamang.