Comments on: What the Federal court’s decision on apostasy means to me (and to all of us). http://uliang.wordpress.com/2007/05/31/what-the-federal-courts-decision-on-apostasy-means-to-me-and-to-all-of-us/ Thu, 15 Oct 2009 03:41:44 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: free and fair http://uliang.wordpress.com/2007/05/31/what-the-federal-courts-decision-on-apostasy-means-to-me-and-to-all-of-us/#comment-184 free and fair Thu, 31 May 2007 17:23:02 +0000 http://uliang.wordpress.com/2007/05/31/what-the-federal-courts-decision-on-apostasy-means-to-me-and-to-all-of-us/#comment-184 Is plain stupid to coerce anybody to follow whichever religion as belief is a personal matter; no human being should play God period. Is plain stupid to coerce anybody to follow whichever religion as belief is a personal matter; no human being should play God period.

]]> By: Laura http://uliang.wordpress.com/2007/05/31/what-the-federal-courts-decision-on-apostasy-means-to-me-and-to-all-of-us/#comment-183 Laura Thu, 31 May 2007 07:05:05 +0000 http://uliang.wordpress.com/2007/05/31/what-the-federal-courts-decision-on-apostasy-means-to-me-and-to-all-of-us/#comment-183 Much as I shared with ur opinions , there is nothing much we can really do about it. It is the social political system here. Maybe, if this thing were to be in another country or in another part of the world, the outcome would have been different or would not have happened at all. They may take her body but not her soul...... Much as I shared with ur opinions , there is
nothing much we can really do about it.
It is the social political system here.
Maybe, if this thing were to be in another
country or in another part of the world,
the outcome would have been different or
would not have happened at all.

They may take her body but not her soul……

]]> By: uliang http://uliang.wordpress.com/2007/05/31/what-the-federal-courts-decision-on-apostasy-means-to-me-and-to-all-of-us/#comment-182 uliang Thu, 31 May 2007 06:31:05 +0000 http://uliang.wordpress.com/2007/05/31/what-the-federal-courts-decision-on-apostasy-means-to-me-and-to-all-of-us/#comment-182 To Aku: I don't entertain threats on my blog. So I'm deleting it. To comment: You may not really care, but others do. That's why the PEMBELA president say the things that he says. Apostasy is a sin in Christianity as well, but we don't prevent anyone from leaving the church. To Aku: I don’t entertain threats on my blog. So I’m deleting it.

To comment: You may not really care, but others do. That’s why the PEMBELA president say the things that he says. Apostasy is a sin in Christianity as well, but we don’t prevent anyone from leaving the church.

]]> By: masrul hadi http://uliang.wordpress.com/2007/05/31/what-the-federal-courts-decision-on-apostasy-means-to-me-and-to-all-of-us/#comment-181 masrul hadi Thu, 31 May 2007 02:28:04 +0000 http://uliang.wordpress.com/2007/05/31/what-the-federal-courts-decision-on-apostasy-means-to-me-and-to-all-of-us/#comment-181 You missed the important point. If you are a Muslim and want to apost, go to the syariah court to get it done, not the civil court. That's all. We also dont want people like her in Islam, who think religion is by choice or conscience. To be, good riddance to bad rubbish. You missed the important point. If you are a Muslim and want to apost, go to the syariah court to get it done, not the civil court. That’s all. We also dont want people like her in Islam, who think religion is by choice or conscience. To be, good riddance to bad rubbish.

]]> By: theboinq http://uliang.wordpress.com/2007/05/31/what-the-federal-courts-decision-on-apostasy-means-to-me-and-to-all-of-us/#comment-180 theboinq Thu, 31 May 2007 00:46:28 +0000 http://uliang.wordpress.com/2007/05/31/what-the-federal-courts-decision-on-apostasy-means-to-me-and-to-all-of-us/#comment-180 I agree. I'm a Malay and I hate the fact that "religious freedom" is only extended to Non-Malays. You're not given a choice. If you're born into the religion, you're stuck in the religion. It's asinine and ridiculous to ASSUME that a person should just stick to the archaic religion of their forefathers merely because.. well the law says so. Who's to determine what you believe in? The law or your faith in God? No matter what they rule, Lina's still going to practise Christianity. Malays should just get over it and stop being in denial so much. I agree. I’m a Malay and I hate the fact that “religious freedom” is only extended to Non-Malays. You’re not given a choice. If you’re born into the religion, you’re stuck in the religion. It’s asinine and ridiculous to ASSUME that a person should just stick to the archaic religion of their forefathers merely because.. well the law says so. Who’s to determine what you believe in? The law or your faith in God?
No matter what they rule, Lina’s still going to practise Christianity. Malays should just get over it and stop being in denial so much.

]]> By: comment http://uliang.wordpress.com/2007/05/31/what-the-federal-courts-decision-on-apostasy-means-to-me-and-to-all-of-us/#comment-179 comment Thu, 31 May 2007 00:37:41 +0000 http://uliang.wordpress.com/2007/05/31/what-the-federal-courts-decision-on-apostasy-means-to-me-and-to-all-of-us/#comment-179 hi i'm muslim, this is my comment, first of all you're right about the religion, it is a personal choice and not inherited. however please know that in islam, one cannot commit apostacy, the explaination is quite detail but simply put that apostacy is a sin and it's been stated in Quran itself. so before u make any comment telling that all of those things is injustice, please be ensure to study the religion, as it is completely injustice to make a comment base on your own emotional mind. and about the lina joy, thats her case with the federal court, i dont really bother about her being an apostate as she want to do so and none muslim ever harm her whatsoever, in fact i do sympathy with her as she didn't get what she really wants, to drop the "ISLAM" on her mykad. it is indeed her own decision to choose what religion that really suit her, but the real problem here is when there's people that try to be a judge judging a case that has been judged by a real judge..please be rational...sometimes emotional comment is best kept at your own self hi i’m muslim, this is my comment, first of all you’re right about the religion, it is a personal choice and not inherited. however please know that in islam, one cannot commit apostacy, the explaination is quite detail but simply put that apostacy is a sin and it’s been stated in Quran itself. so before u make any comment telling that all of those things is injustice, please be ensure to study the religion, as it is completely injustice to make a comment base on your own emotional mind. and about the lina joy, thats her case with the federal court, i dont really bother about her being an apostate as she want to do so and none muslim ever harm her whatsoever, in fact i do sympathy with her as she didn’t get what she really wants, to drop the “ISLAM” on her mykad. it is indeed her own decision to choose what religion that really suit her, but the real problem here is when there’s people that try to be a judge judging a case that has been judged by a real judge..please be rational…sometimes emotional comment is best kept at your own self

]]> By: aku http://uliang.wordpress.com/2007/05/31/what-the-federal-courts-decision-on-apostasy-means-to-me-and-to-all-of-us/#comment-178 aku Thu, 31 May 2007 00:28:40 +0000 http://uliang.wordpress.com/2007/05/31/what-the-federal-courts-decision-on-apostasy-means-to-me-and-to-all-of-us/#comment-178 [comment deleted] Author: No threats on my blog. [comment deleted]

Author: No threats on my blog.

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