phtthp:

Sorry, patagonia.

how to see the diamond, that help to drag scroll bar across?
(because after i click \"Click here to listen to this episode\", i finished listening but nothing about KH, & i din see any diamond).

must i subscribe, download something first or what ?

No need subscription.

1. Click on the link http://www.fightingforthefaith.com/2012/04/kong-hees-fleecing-of-the-masses.html

2. You'll see this screen. http://i46.tinypic.com/2rze8fm.png\"> Click on 'Podcast'.

3. It should launch a new tab and you'll see a black screen with a player. There's a small diamond symbol for you to click and scroll. Note this is an audio recording, not video clip.

phtthp:

patagonia:

To get back on track, I'll again share with everyone Kong Hee's sermon in the recent Presence Conference 2012 Sydney. move the clip forward from 39:30 onwards.


http://www.fightingforthefaith.com/2012/04/kong-hees-fleecing-of-the-masses.html
Ibelieve everyoneshould hear it for themselves since he's unlikely to repeat this in Singapore in short-term.

how to move the clip from 39:30 ?
i don't see any timer to move.

Click on the diamond symbol, hold it and move right

Click on the diamond symbol, hold it and move right.

His parents are Christians. Their kid, their religion, their decision how they want to bring up the kid. We won't interfere, even when the boy was reluctant to go to church sometimes.


This is off-topic already. To get back on track, I'll again share with everyone Kong Hee's sermon in the recent Presence Conference 2012 in Sydney. It's about 30 minutes long, and do move the clip forward from 39:30 onwards. http://www.fightingforthefaith.com/2012/04/kong-hees-fleecing-of-the-masses.html

I believe everyone should hear it for themselves since he's unlikely to repeat this in Singapore in short-term.

Is it that important to non-believers what the believers think? If one doesn’t believe in the religion, why does it matter what its followers believe in?


It shouldn’t matter if Buddhists believe in reincarnation or Christians believe others will go to hell. Ultimately, we need to respect the freedom to choose one’s religion and beliefs.

I believe we can and should engage in intellectual exchange of opinions in our beliefs and non-beliefs. For a society to mature and be truly gracious, we have to be able to discuss ‘sensitive’ issues in a civil and respectful manner instead of sweeping them under the carpet. However, it is not a zero sum game - no one needs win the argument!

My 5-year old nephew recently told my mum, "Por por, you can’t go to Heaven because you don’t go to church." My mum wasn’t offended, but was sad that he’s ‘brainwashed’ at such young age. In my mum’s simple and uneducated mind, kids should be given a chance to learn and be exposed to different religions before they make their own decision at a later stage. I totally agree.

phtthp:

Concerned parents of City Harvest youths turn up for service


“I’m still okay with my son going for service at CHC – he’s grown up and it’s his choice, but I was worried when I found out you could make donations through credit card – he uses our supplementary card and I’m not comfortable with him donating to a church that I personally wish was more accountable,” said a bank executive, 56, who wanted to be known as Mr Lim.

http://sg.news.yahoo.com/concerned-parents-of-city-harvest-youths-turn-up-for-service.html

I hope they hear for themselves his sermon in Presence Conference 2012 in Sydney. Here's an audio recording an US critic made (about 30mins long, move the clip forward to start from 39:30)
http://www.fightingforthefaith.com/2012/04/kong-hees-fleecing-of-the-masses.html