Malaysian And Complaints: Stay Calm And Be Fair To All.

It is crucial for each and every one of us Malaysians understand the true meaning of freedom of expression and the freedom of religion.  Recently we have seen a lot of misunderstandings that leads to prejudicial and racist perception being spread in our nation. We should bear in mind that these incidents do not only incite hatred among the people of Malaysia, but it is also created a chain effect which will destroy not only the religious tolerance in our country but also will disrupt the economic, peace and stability of our homeland.

                In the light of recent events, we want to ask those who are in power of this beloved country to strengthen up and promote racial and religious harmony in order to protect the sanctity of each and every religion and race in Malaysia.  We could never deny the existence of racism in every nook and corners but the absence of tolerance in the authority shall be the greatest factor that will contribute in the declining of social stability amongst Malaysians.

A Malay Tree Top Restaurant being demolished by local council in Penang. 

                To be fair, prejudice and racism exist not only in Barisan Nasional led government but also in the Pakatan Rakyat states which we can see is on the rise daily. Yes, the ruling Federal Government has its flaws in administrating the country while those who are in power of Penang and Selangor has also has its fair share of intolerance to a particular race especially in Penang.

The Selangor PBT Destroying A Temple in Sepang, Selangor. 

                We know for a fact the many of the BN policies are ruining the concept of Malaysian Malaysia that we all yearn for, but the absence of tolerance in PR states is truly baffling as they were the one who advocates freedom and equality. It doesn’t matter if you are a Chinese, Malays, Indians or from other races in this country. You must have the rights to live the life that you want. To go where you want to go and to do what you want to do as long as it is not against any laws.

                We must stop all type of racial discrimination and prejudice among our fellow countrymen. We too have to understand that being a Malaysian as we are now, we must show our very own capability to respect and tolerate each other.

                Do not create sentiments that will lead to the destruction of our very own existence. For those who think that Barisan Nasional is the problem, or Pakatan Rakyat is the enemy, then we must understand that we are too the cause of the problem. These political entities cannot do what they do if we the “rakyat” do not support them. The fact that they are there making the same mistakes over and over again is a sign that we are not capable of choosing our own leaders. You can say that you do not vote for any of the corrupt leaders, but the fact of the matter still remains clear. Whether you support a particular party or not everything starts and ends with you.

                Look at yourself, in the mirror and ask yourself, what good deeds I did for my country today. Did I help anyone or prevent anything bad from happening? Or did I complaint on every single thing that is happening in my country? Regardless of your action or inaction, we have our self to be blamed for anything that happens in this country. Try not to complaint so much…   Be thankful…. May God Bless Us All…

Sister Josephine Dubois Lim

Assistant Editor

Christian United For Malaysia

               

Hijab Singer Discriminated. Why is the Malaysian Insider defending CASTMET?

We would like to state our stand as a true Christian that this particular action by a construction company to discriminate women who wears hijab is not permissible in our country. In this majority Muslim country, we must attend to what is important to improve the sense of unity and pride in our country.

However, the act of this particular construction company is by far one of the worst act of racial hatred we have seen so far. This is also the same as the PTA of Nan Yang Chinese Primary School who insist that the Chinese Muslim teacher must take of her hijab before she can teach.

We condemn these act of racism and ask that our Christian brothers and sisters out there to respect our Muslim friends. We are not at war with them, even though sometimes we are butting heads with the government.

We must pressure all the Federal and State government to promote unity and peace among Malaysians. We also must educate Malaysians that we are one and racism cannot exist in our country.

Malaysia is a melting pot of cultures, religion and ideologies, to attack a person based on their rights of individuality is wrong. We asked that the singer Marinatasha Isnariah Mustapha would forgive those who transgress against her, and we pray that the CASTMET building company would throw away their racist perception towards Muslim women who wear the Hijab as they are practising their right and freedom of religion in this blessed country of ours.

We also would like to warn the Malaysian Insider news portal as they are defending the CASTMET construction company for their racist behaviour.

Hitler and Muslims are cooperating in attacking Christianity.

Need we say anything else?

Person of the year 2013.

On the edge of Buenos Aires is a nothing little street called Pasaje C, a shot of dried mud leading into a slum from what passes for a main road, the garbage-strewn Mariano Acosta. There is a church, the Immaculate Virgin, toward the end of the ­pasaje—Spanish for passage—where, on one occasion, the local priest and a number of frightened residents took refuge deep in the sanctuary when rival drug gangs opened fire. Beyond the church, Pasaje C branches into the rest of the parish: more rutted mud and cracked concrete form Pasajes A to K. Brick chips from the hasty construction of squatter housing coagulate along what ought to be sidewalks. The word asesino—­murderer—is scrawled in spray-paint on the sooty wall of a burned-out house, which was torched just days before in retaliation for yet another shooting. Packs of dogs sprawl beneath wrecked cars. Children wander heedless of traffic, because nothing can gather speed on these jagged roads. But even Pasaje C can lead to Rome.

Catholicism vs Christianity

Catholicism is a denomination, hence a subset, of Christianity. All Catholics are Christians, but not all Christians are Catholics. A Christian refers to a follower of Jesus Christwho may be a Catholic, Protestant, Gnostic, Mormon, Evangelical, Anglican or Orthodox, or follower of another branch of the religion.

A Catholic refers to a Christian who follows the Catholic religion as transmitted through the succession of Popes of Rome and the Vatican Empire across history. The Pope is the leader of the Catholic church. The Catholic Church is the largest of the Christian Churches - about 60% of Christians are Catholic.

Comparison between Christians and Catholicism

Buka tudung: Ahli jemaah sekolah dicemuh

KOTA TINGGI 12 Jan. - Penduduk Kampung Teluk Sengat, dekat sini yang marah menggantung beberapa kain rentang dan menampal puluhan poster bagi mencemuh tindakan seorang ahli jemaah pengurus sebuah Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan Cina (SJKC) yang didakwa meminta seorang guru Cina Muslim membuka tudung.

Wanita itu turut diancam keselamatannya jika enggan berbuat demikian.

Utusan Malaysia difahamkan, ahli jemaah pengurus sekolah yang dikenali sebagai Pang berusia dalam lingkungan 60-an itu telah menyuruh guru mualaf berusia 25 tahun supaya membuka tudung selain mengancam keselamatannya sekiranya enggan berbuat demikian.

The Chronicles Of The Kang Kung King.