Archive | August, 2010

Arrogance

Posted on 16 August 2010 by TK Tan

When I saw on Thursday Malaysian Insider’s editorial entitled “DAP’s cop-out” I thought that the DAP’s disciplinary committee had swept everything under the carpet over the Tee Boon Hock saga. Tee was sacked by the DAP as a member for issuing letters of support from Ronnie Liu’s office for his…

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Revelation 4: 8b

Posted on 16 August 2010 by Peter Young

“Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God Almighty, who was, and is, and is to come.” (Revelation 4: 8b, NIV) This week and the next two weeks, there will be three more memory verses to assist us in our worship of the Lord God Almighty.…

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Marriage at 15??

Posted on 16 August 2010 by Peter Young

On Tuesday, August 3, 2010 the Malacca Islamic Council agreed to allow male Muslims below 18 and female Muslims below 16 in the state to marry, subject to gaining the permission of the Syariah Court as well as their families. The main reason given for this decision was to reduce…

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An Affirmation on Christian Witness

Posted on 12 August 2010 by Administrator

In the light of recent controversies over the issue of conversion it is pertinent to revisit a document that the CFM put together in 1996 that outlines its position on the matter of evangelism. This is a position that churches should study and teach as a standard of practice. This…

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New evidence submitted at the Teoh Beng Hock inquest

Posted on 10 August 2010 by TK Tan

This troubles me so much that I decided to interrupt my weekly schedule and put down my thoughts in writing today. I am merely responding to the AG’s statement explaining the circumstances behind this late submission of new evidence. You can read the statement from the link below. http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/8/10/nation/6829378&sec=nation The…

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Development programme of the Government should be without strings attached

Posted on 10 August 2010 by Administrator

9 August 2010 The Christian Federation of Malaysia is very concerned by the allegations of “forced” conversions of the Orang Asli people as reported by Aljazeera in their news item entitled “Malaysia ethnic tribes ‘forced to convert’” (see http://english.aljazeera.net/news/asia-pacific/2010/08/2010886496589764.html) Every Malaysian has the right to choose his or her religious…

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MCCBCHST calls for a just solution on conversion ordeals

Posted on 09 August 2010 by Administrator

Conversion to another religion involves emotional and legal adjustments not only to the convert but also to their parents, spouses, children and other family members. As such, to convert in secret without due consultation with or making it clearly known to those the convert is intimately related to is surely…

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Big fishes

Posted on 09 August 2010 by TK Tan

Last week when I read theSun’s article on the arrest of Tun Dr Ling (TDL) over the PKFZ scandal, one interesting bit turned up: When asked about more arrests in January Abdul Gani had told theSun: “You don’t swindle that kind of money if you’re not a big fish. So…

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What Datuk Liew should tell Datuk Seri Nazri

Posted on 09 August 2010 by Rama Ramanathan

At the end of question time, I asked Deputy Minister Datuk Liew “What will you report to your boss, Datuk Seri Nazri about this meeting?” He replied, “the truth.” When I asked him to elaborate, he said “trust me,” plus a bit of fluff and added no specifics. Last night,…

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Proverbs 28:9

Posted on 09 August 2010 by Peter Young

“God has no use for the prayers of people who won’t listen to him” (Proverbs 28:9, The Message) When we pray to God the Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, we must ask the Holy Spirit to teach us what to say.…

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Two universal rights

Posted on 09 August 2010 by Peter Young

TWO UNIVERSAL RIGHTS K Kasturi Dewi reports in The Star, Thursday, 5 August 2010: A housewife questioning the validity of her conversion to Islam when she was seven years old failed in her bid to have her case heard by a civil court. Justice Yaacob Md Sam dismissed Siti Hasnah…

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I Witnessed the Anti-ISA Protest

Posted on 02 August 2010 by Rama Ramanathan

I went to the anti Internal Security Act (ISA) protest at AMCORP Mall in Petaling Jaya tonight. One of my friends has been arrested for just being there. I went because (a) I wanted to see for myself whether what I had heard about police provoking protesters is true, (b)…

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