Nothing to Say About Churchs Being Attacked in Malaysia
You may be wondering why I haven’t blogged about the churches in Malaysia being attacked, seeing that I am a Christian Malaysian who goes to church.
There isn’t any particular viewpoint that I feel a need to air because what needs to be said have been clearly iterated by my leaders whom I trust. I can only reiterate them – that the constitutional right for Malaysians to practice their faith must be upheld, that torching any places of worship is condemnable, and that Allah is an Arabic word which means God.
With these recent attacks, Christians should pray as Christians always should have prayed, and Christians can be thankful that more Malaysian Christians are praying these days.
Should you wish to clear any confusion in your mind on who the Christian Allah is and who He is not, you can read about Him in English, Chinese, Tamil, Malay, and Arabic.
Be warned: the information contained in those links are for non-Muslims only according to the laws of Malaysia (not according to the laws of God).
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