Comments on: AN INNOCENT PLEA TO ALL MALAYSIANS http://sivinkit.net/archives/3437 happenings in my head and heart this side of heaven Fri, 29 Aug 2008 23:51:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 By: Steve F. http://sivinkit.net/archives/3437#comment-11704 Steve F. Wed, 05 Mar 2008 10:31:02 +0000 http://sivinkit.net/archives/3437#comment-11704 The two greatest Christian ever lived were perhaps the apostles Peter and Paul. Before they became the apostles we read about in the Bible, their backgrounds were more than questionable. Peter denied Jesus three times. Yet Jesus came back from death and asked Peter whether he loved Him three times as well. Therefore, on the day of Pentecost, we see a different Peter - one who was fully redeemed from his earlier failure. Worse than calling Christians heretics (or, Chinese 'pendatang'), Saul was renowned for capturing and killing them. Yet, Jesus called him His "chosen vessel" and thus had a life changing experience on the way to Damascus. Thereafter, his writings are canonised in the Christian Bible, the holy book of the very same group of people he was terrorising. Anwar Ibrahim may not have been completely spotless in his years in Government, but 6 years of incarceration may have changed this man. Now he comes out to demand for reforms. In light of what happened to Peter and Paul, What Would Jesus Do? Forgiveness or further condemnations? As for now, I can not say the same for any of BN leaders. The two greatest Christian ever lived were perhaps the apostles Peter and Paul. Before they became the apostles we read about in the Bible, their backgrounds were more than questionable.

Peter denied Jesus three times. Yet Jesus came back from death and asked Peter whether he loved Him three times as well. Therefore, on the day of Pentecost, we see a different Peter - one who was fully redeemed from his earlier failure.

Worse than calling Christians heretics (or, Chinese ‘pendatang’), Saul was renowned for capturing and killing them. Yet, Jesus called him His “chosen vessel” and thus had a life changing experience on the way to Damascus. Thereafter, his writings are canonised in the Christian Bible, the holy book of the very same group of people he was terrorising.

Anwar Ibrahim may not have been completely spotless in his years in Government, but 6 years of incarceration may have changed this man. Now he comes out to demand for reforms.

In light of what happened to Peter and Paul, What Would Jesus Do? Forgiveness or further condemnations?

As for now, I can not say the same for any of BN leaders.

]]> By: Diva http://sivinkit.net/archives/3437#comment-11701 Diva Wed, 05 Mar 2008 09:47:23 +0000 http://sivinkit.net/archives/3437#comment-11701 So... how ah?? Vote? Vote who? Although I understand and agree with most of the things mentioned above, (except for the guy that got punch in the eye... that fella is snake himself la! I must say this... let me remind you that this is the same fella that called the Chinese PENDATANG and started the trend to halau the Chinese. The then MCA president, Datuk Lee Kim Sai made an issue by protesting to his coments and he was suspended from work as a Health Minister, strip of his Datukship and turun tangga in shame. ) I don't see any calibre opposition party worth my vote. So, do I vote for the sake of voting? Meaning, it doesnt really matter who as long as it is not BN to teach BN a lesson on being an idiot. or do I vote because there is a party worth voting for? Meaning, a party that is able to address issues that are closed to my heart. A party that has proven its integrity, honor and so called SALT... This is the dilema I am currently facing. Any suggestions? So… how ah?? Vote? Vote who? Although I understand and agree with most of the things mentioned above, (except for the guy that got punch in the eye… that fella is snake himself la! I must say this… let me remind you that this is the same fella that called the Chinese PENDATANG and started the trend to halau the Chinese. The then MCA president, Datuk Lee Kim Sai made an issue by protesting to his coments and he was suspended from work as a Health Minister, strip of his Datukship and turun tangga in shame. ) I don’t see any calibre opposition party worth my vote.

So, do I vote for the sake of voting? Meaning, it doesnt really matter who as long as it is not BN to teach BN a lesson on being an idiot.

or do I vote because there is a party worth voting for? Meaning, a party that is able to address issues that are closed to my heart. A party that has proven its integrity, honor and so called SALT…

This is the dilema I am currently facing. Any suggestions?

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