City Harvest's founder Kong Hee & 4 others arrested/charged

[verykiasu2010]

joyceharper:

Mychildren:

Nebbermind,


Just curious, what religious knowledge u took during your days?
If its confidential, u don't need to answer me.

Pardon my ignorance - do you mean Singapore actually required you to take religion previously?

What happened if you were an atheist?

just a study subject, no need to convert

atheist also know about other religion

unless you are advocating atheist not even allowed to see/read/spell the word 'G O D' ??

[zakashi]

verykiasu2010:

joyceharper:

[quote=\"Mychildren\"]Nebbermind,


Just curious, what religious knowledge u took during your days?
If its confidential, u don't need to answer me.

Pardon my ignorance - do you mean Singapore actually required you to take religion previously?

What happened if you were an atheist?

just a study subject, no need to convert

atheist also know about other religion

unless you are advocating atheist not even allowed to see/read/spell the word 'G O D' ??[/quote]Aliens.

[concern2]

joyceharper:

Mychildren:

Nebbermind,


Just curious, what religious knowledge u took during your days?
If its confidential, u don't need to answer me.

Pardon my ignorance - do you mean Singapore actually required you to take religion previously?

What happened if you were an atheist?

Yes, joyceharper. Good question - how about atheist? I believe an atheist would not conceive any religious studies to be 'educational' Anyway, like I've mentioned before, one can always choose to take confucian ethics. It is non-religious.

[verykiasu2010]

concern2:

joyceharper:

[quote=\"Mychildren\"]Nebbermind,


Just curious, what religious knowledge u took during your days?
If its confidential, u don't need to answer me.

Pardon my ignorance - do you mean Singapore actually required you to take religion previously?

What happened if you were an atheist?

Yes, joyceharper. Good question - how about atheist? I believe an atheist would not conceive any religious studies to be 'educational' Anyway, like I've mentioned before, one can always choose to take confucian ethics. It is non-religious.[/quote]just be confused in ethics :evil:

[concern2]

verykiasu2010:

concern2:

[quote=\"joyceharper\"]

Pardon my ignorance - do you mean Singapore actually required you to take religion previously?

What happened if you were an atheist?

Yes, joyceharper. Good question - how about atheist? I believe an atheist would not conceive any religious studies to be 'educational' Anyway, like I've mentioned before, one can always choose to take confucian ethics. It is non-religious.

just be confused in ethics :evil:[/quote] Got special name for non-believers of ethics? :evil:

[verykiasu2010]

if can’t convince them, confuse them, last resort no other conxxx, simply con them

[pinky]

non believers of ethnics = unethnicalites :evil:

[Funz]

concern2:

Got special name for non-believers of ethics? :evil:

Choose from the below

Mercenaries
Lawyers
Politicians

:siam:

[concern2]

Funz:

concern2:

Got special name for non-believers of ethics? :evil:

Choose from the below

Mercenaries
Lawyers
Politicians

:siam:

[joyceharper]

concern2:

joyceharper:

[quote=\"Mychildren\"]Nebbermind,


Just curious, what religious knowledge u took during your days?
If its confidential, u don't need to answer me.

Pardon my ignorance - do you mean Singapore actually required you to take religion previously?

What happened if you were an atheist?

Yes, joyceharper. Good question - how about atheist? I believe an atheist would not conceive any religious studies to be 'educational' Anyway, like I've mentioned before, one can always choose to take confucian ethics. It is non-religious.[/quote]
That is really interesting. Did anyone take the confucian ethics class? The Western education system would never put the two (religion and confucian ethics) together.