Tag: Pink Dot

  • Mohd Khair: Kaum Sodom Di Bumi Temasek

    Mohd Khair: Kaum Sodom Di Bumi Temasek

    Negara kita rapat dengan sebuah kuasa besar dunia yang juga merupakan pengeksport terbesar gayahidup kaum Sodom ke merata dunia.

    Negara tersebut menggunakan pelbagai taktik putar belit dan ancaman demi memaksa negara-negara lain menerima dan menjadikan gayahidup Sodom itu sebagai normal, ‘halal’ serta dilindungi undang-undang berdasarkan hak asasi manusia.

    Negara kita, Alhamdulillah, masih lagi mempertahankan undang-undang yang mengharamkan kegiatan seks luar tabii sepertimana termaktub dalam Seksyen 377A Kanun Kesiksaan (Penal Code). Dan kegiatan seks luar tabii ini adalah piala agung dalam gayahidup kaum Sodom.

    Namun, pada masa yang sama juga acara tahunan untuk mempromosikan gaya hidup kaum Sodom tetap dibenarkan di negara kita. Ini menimbulkan semacam percanggahan nilai terhadap nilai-nilai kekeluargaan yang dipertahankan Kementerian Pembangunan Sosial dan Keluarga (MSF) dan juga bertentangan dengan dasar perlaksanaan Seksyen 377A.

    Apakah ini permulaan negara kita mula tunduk dengan tekanan kuasa dunia yang rapat dengan negara kita?

    Atau apakah ini cara pihak berwenang untuk tangani tekanan dari kuncu-kuncu korporat kuasa besar tersebut agar negara kita tidak dipengapakan di peringkat ekonomi global?

    Harapan kami sebagai rakyat Singapura adalah apa yang diucapkan PM Lee Hsien Loong baru-baru ini di Istana semasa acara IRO itu adalah petanda yang pihak pemerintah akan terus mempertahan Seksyen 377A dan untuk pihak-pihak yang menghidupkan gayahidup kaum Sodom untuk mengakui dan menghormati bahawa sebahagian aspek sosial rakyat Singapura berkait erat dan tidak dapat dipisahkan dari aspek keagamaan yang kami anuti. Kedua-duanya itu tidak dapat dipisahkan.

    Pihak yang menghidupkan gayahidup kaum Sodom tidak boleh memaksa dengan cara terang-terangan mahupun cara licik pihak majoriti rakyat Singapura untuk menghalalkan gayahidup kaum Sodom itu dan menghapuskan Seksyen 377A.

    Dan inilah nampaknya yang sedang mereka itu lakukan melalui acara tahunan untuk mempromosikan dan mengagungkan gayahidup kaum Sodom.

    Apakah kita masih lagi tak nampak, atau buat-buat tak nampak?

    Kepada yang ingin Kembali Kepada Fitrah, silakan. Kami terima dengan tangan terbuka.

    Walau apapun, semoga ALlah melindungi dan mengampuni kita semua di atas perkara-perkara yang kita lakukan dan TIDAK lakukan mengenai perkara ini.

    Kita juga memanjatkan doa’ semoga negara kita tidak tunduk kepada tekanan demi tekanan dari pihak-pihak luar dari kuasa besar tersebut.

    Dan tidak kurang kritikal juga, sama-samalah kita berdoa semoga kita semua tidak ditimpa musibah bersebab adanya kaum Sodom di bumi Temasek ini.

    ALlah Maha Besar!

     

    Source: Mohd Khair

  • Munah, Hirzi, ShiGGa Shay, Inch Chua And Daren Tan Among Acts Lined Up For Pink Dot Concert 2015

    Munah, Hirzi, ShiGGa Shay, Inch Chua And Daren Tan Among Acts Lined Up For Pink Dot Concert 2015

    Held in conjunction with the annual Pink Dot rally, the Pink Dot Concert 2015 is set to bring Hong Lim Park to life with an exhilarating line-up of some of Singapore’s hottest local talents.

    Performers include YouTube sensations Munah and Hirzi, Project Superstar winner Daren Tan, singer-songwriters Inch Chua and Gentle Bones, hip-hop artist ShiGGa Shay as well as dance group Plus Point.

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    Starting at 6:30pm on Saturday13th June, the Pink Dot Concert 2015 will conclude as participants come together in a sea of shimmering pink lights to form the iconic Pink Dot; a symbol of support for the freedom to love. Please remember to wear pink-coloured clothing!

    According to regulations governing Speakers’ Corner, only Singaporeans and Permanent Residents may participate in events held at Hong Lim Park. However, foreigners are most welcome to watch and observe the concert as well as the formation of Pink Dot 2015.

    Support the #FreedomToLove with Pink Dot SG: YouTubeFacebook | Instagram & Twitter: @PinkDotSg | Website | Social Media Campaign

    Hashtags: #PinkDotSg #FreedomToLove #WhereLoveLivesSg

     

    Source: http://popspoken.com

  • The Gay Revival

    The Gay Revival

    I’m going to address some very controversial topics today. If you have trouble with God moving outside your comfort zone, you may not want to read this article. I’m serious: be careful! This may push your buttons.

    We’re going to talk about homosexual Christians, LGBT [Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender] Christians.

    The Bible is clear, Old Testament and New: homosexual behavior is sinful behavior. Since we’re talking about Christians, we could go on about how there are loads of sins that we overlook in the church, while we call out certain others, but that hypocrisy is another topic for another day.

    One day, years ago, I was with a small group, praying for some folks we knew that were stuck in homosexuality. It was one of those prayer gatherings where you just know that God is hearing your prayers, even as he’s helping to shape them and encourage us in them.

    In the midst of that, I had a vision: tens of thousands of people in the homosexual community were encountering Jesus. It was a huge movement, and God was in their midst. They were worshiping powerfully, and God was delighting in their praise. There were signs and wonders. Many were in tears, some because of His love, some because of their sin, but it wasn’t always the sin I had my own eyes on that they were convicted of. It was a genuine revival.

    I began to praise God for that revival, for the many sons and daughters that were coming back to their Father, and as I did, the vision became even more real: I was in their midst as they were worshiping God.

    And then I realized: they weren’t – most of them weren’t – leaving their culture. Nearly all of them stayed in the homosexual community, and a very large number of them didn’t appear to repent of their homosexual ways.

    I began to react to that: That’s not right, I said in my mind. Father began to gently instruct me in this vision:

    1)         When he calls people to himself, he does not call them to leave their culture. American Church Culture is not our goal. Relationship with Jesus is the goal. Hmm. OK. That’s true enough.

    2)         When he finally got ahold of my life (after a longer fight than it should have been), I was not sin-free. There were several sins that he took decades to put his finger on. In fact, He said, There are some things I haven’t pointed out to you even yet. Yikes.

    But it’s true. If he didn’t point out– and by pointing out, give me grace to deal with – some of my sins for decades, why should I expect him to be less patient with other sons and daughters?

    3)         And son, he said so very gently: these are my children, not yours. I am their Father, you are not. I am capable of raising My own children without your getting in their way.

    Since that experience, I’ve received a few reports that it’s beginning to happen, that substantial numbers of people inside the LGBT community are discovering the Lover of their Souls!

    I have received credible testimony from different people in different streams that tell me about the revival that is going on among the homosexual population. (At their request, and for their safety, I will not be releasing their identities. Some people do not respond well when God moves outside their box.)

    These people have been among gatherings of gay believers – we might call them church meetings or conferences – where the worship is powerful, where the Holy Spirit is present, where signs and wonders are in abundance, where Jesus is lifted up high. They have recognized God’s favor on the gatherings, and experienced His delight in them.

    I have met believers who are homosexuals. Some appear to be your basic, timid churchgoers, some flaming transsexuals proclaiming the gospel to their community. Some are content with their homosexuality; some want out but don’t know how; some are proud of their status, though these seem to be the ones who’ve taken the brunt of the church’s accusations.

    I’ve said all this to arrive at this conclusion: God is moving powerfully in ways that we never expected. And hold on to your hats, because he has more than this that he’s going to do.

    So how shall we respond to homosexuals that call themselves Christians? That’s simple: we love them. Just like we’re called to love self-righteous people who call themselves Christians.

    We surely have no right to challenge the faith of either group, and nearly always, we lack the right to challenge either their behavior or their culture. But we have the right to love them.

    Let’s love one another, as Jesus commanded us, shall we? And let’s trust our good Father to raise His children well.

     

    Source: www.pilgrimgram.com

  • Kirsten Han: Time To Make Singapore A More Inclusive Space

    Kirsten Han: Time To Make Singapore A More Inclusive Space

    Ireland – a largely Catholic country which only decriminalised homosexuality in 1993 and divorce in 1995 – voted resoundingly to amend their constitution and approve same-sex marriage last weekend. They have become the first country in the world to approve gay marriage by popular vote, and at a count of 62 per cent to 38 per cent, no less.

    This piece of news stood in stark contrast to another development circulating on social media in Singapore: that the Media Development Authority (MDA) had apparently banned from radio and TV a song and music video by Jolin Tsai, presumably because its pro-gay message would encourage a push for same-sex marriage here.

    It feels a bit as if the MDA has jumped the gun; there *is* no push for same-sex marriage in Singapore, mostly because everyone is still wondering how to shift the supposedly-not-enforced-but-somehow-still-important-to-keep Section 377A, which criminalises sex between men. On top of that, many in the LGBT community find themselves struggling against the fact that some Singaporeans don’t even recognise that discrimination exists.

    That conservatives exist in every country is beyond doubt; I’m sure there were some fundies praying for the Lord to chuck rain down on gay people in Ireland too.

    But while we’re riding high on the inspiration generated by Ireland’s stellar example, it’s time to think of how our own country could be so much better for everyone living in it. To not just dwell on hate and fear, but on love.

    The repeal of 377A would have little to impact on the lives of heterosexual – or even religious – people. It would, however, mean a lot for LGBT people in Singapore, all of whom have parents, siblings, relatives and friends who would in turn be affected. It would be a strong signal that Singapore’s government will no longer be in the vanguard of discrimination against LGBT people, that it will no longer support the symbolic legislation that validates countless forms of bullying, dehumanising language and prejudice.

    It would be a step towards telling young LGBT persons that they *are* accepted in Singaporean society; that they don’t have to be ashamed of who they are and that they can have a future without stigma and fear in Singapore. It would tell the parents of these LGBT persons that they are not alone, that they don’t have to worry about their children being branded as deviants and criminals. Conservatives aren’t the only ones who care about family; gay people have families too. Love, even familial love, is not exclusive to heterosexuals.

    The court has rejected the constitutional challenge to 377A, essentially pushing the responsibility back to the legislators. Yet legislators have often pointed to Singapore’s conservatism as a reason for maintaining the status quo. As we see from the MDA’s move, the state is not only unwilling to change, but actively restricting the conversation.

    Ireland has done something wonderful and historic in this past weekend. Let us Singaporeans not be caught on the wrong side of history; let us not wait for court cases or politicians to bring us the equality that we should have.

    Make it to Hong Lim Park for Pink Dot. Write to your MP about LGBT rights and the need for anti-discrimination legislation. Talk to your friends about acceptance and diversity. Reach out to LGBT people around you who might need support. Do what you can to create a safe space for them to be who they are and say what they need to say.

    377A continues to loom over us all – a symbol of prejudice and discrimination. Yet we cannot simply wait for it to disappear; we as Singaporeans can do our part to start making Singapore a more inclusive place. Today.

     

    Source: https://sg.news.yahoo.com

  • Amos Yee: Christians Against Pink Dot Don’t Know What They Believe In

    Amos Yee: Christians Against Pink Dot Don’t Know What They Believe In

    So in lieu of the upcoming event that is Pink Dot, fundamentalist Christian cunts have gone onto Facebook and tried to hope for the worst possible things to happen on that day, huge rainstorms, Jesus to open their eyes to their horrid sexual orientation, pray the gay away, as they say, the assonance is remarkable.

    So let’s imagine, that we are in some kind of alternate reality, and all the bullshit in the Christian bible is for real.

    And if that’s the case, then yes, we should condemn all the fucking gays and lesbian demons from ever having existed, those unnatural homosexual spawns of satan:

    ‘If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them. -Leviticus 20:13

    However, later on in the bible, God also tells us to:

    Not wear clothes of mixed fabric:

    ‘Thou shalt not wear a garment of divers sorts, as of woollen and linen together.’ -Deuteronomy 22:11

    To hate our families:

    If any man come to me, and hate not his father, and mother, and wife, and children, and brethren, and sisters, yea, and his own life also, he cannot be my disciple. -Luke 14:26

    And in all circumstances, not to save money:

    ‘Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal’
    – Matthew 6:19

    So which verses do I follow? Oh my gosh I’m so confused. I mean the priest obviously takes and saves a lot of money, that church seems really fucking big.

    As an Athiest,I have the luxury of not having to deal with all this shit, but for Christians, you guys must be stressed as fuck, which words of God do you follow? You guys aren’t following the words of god aren’t you, you’re just following whatever the hell you guys want and saying that it’s the word of God.

    Ah hah, I got you there Christians, you can’t fucking hide from me.

     

    Source: Amos Yee