1. Early Filipinos in Luzon and Visayas had different spiritual leaders and deities they worshipped, though they shared a belief in an ultimate supreme god. They also had different beliefs in supernatural creatures. 2. According to early Spanish accounts, Filipinos had thousands of superstitions and believed in many gods without a unified theology. Spanish observers noted Filipino spiritual practices including worship of nature, offerings to deities, and rituals conducted by spiritual leaders they saw as witches. 3. Spanish primary sources focused on Filipino superstitions and traditions, while native traditions like the Bicol creation story centered on the origin of the world. Some details overlapped between a Spanish account and