Developereo
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My concern is the fact that Malaysia has a very eclectic religious life; some 60% of the people belong Islam, but another 20% are Buddhists, and another 10% are also Christians, and another 6% are Hindus . I can think of many reasons why some preachers , priests, gurus might convey a message of one-ness , a message of tolerance, and might emphasize that Brahma, Jesus Christ, Jehovah, Allah are but names of the same One Creator. And now with this law, it can be used to criminalize it? Just my point of view. Also, a person has the right to listen to preachers, imams, gurus and find the beauty of the message, if a person is compelled to know more about a religion and convert, then is that so wrong? Its the beauty of free will, and the power of the Spirit of God...!
To quote scripture..."The Truth will set you free.."
Pointing out commonalities between faiths and promoting interfaith harmony is absolutely an excellent idea.
Even promoting your religion is fine.
As I wrote above, all I ask is that people should be honest about their intentions and not use deceitful tactics to mislead people.