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who care about PKM, PKR,
we talk about Shamsiah Fakeh
sekian terima kaseh |
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perginya seorang tokoh yg bersejarah |
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Originally posted by juwaini at 21-10-2008 02:04 PM 
Penat dah aku nak bertanya...
Aku tanya ko akhir kali: Komunis mana yang tolak agama? Apa buktinya depa tolak agama? Memang dasar depa yang tolak agama atau depa mengubah dasar komunis depa untuk menolak agama? The People's Republic of China was established in 1949. Its government is officially atheist, which viewed religion as emblematic of feudalism and foreign colonialism.
Religious belief or practice was banned because it was regarded as backward and superstitious by some of the communist leaders, from Vladimir Lenin to Mao Zedong, who had been critical of religious institutions.[6]
Houses of worship, including pagodas, temples, mosques, and churches, were converted into non-religious buildings for secular use during its early years. The Cultural Revolution led to a policy of elimination of religions; a massive number of places of worship were destroyed.
This policy relaxed considerably in the late 1970s at the end of the Cultural Revolution and more tolerance of religious expression has been permitted since the 1980s
suka sangat ko ni nak panjangkan cerita yer Juwaini walaupon ko sendiri pon dah tahu  |
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Originally posted by DTECCONAN at 21-10-2008 02:10 PM 
suka sangat ko ni nak panjangkan cerita yer Juwaini walaupon ko sendiri pon dah tahu
Kalau jawab camni kan mudah. Ada bukti, ada fakta.. :re:
Kalau setakat sebut ada, tapi tak kasi bukti, budak sekolah pun boleh buat brader... 
The People's Republic of China was established in 1949. Its government is officially atheist, which viewed religion as emblematic of feudalism and foreign colonialism.
Religious belief or practice was banned because it was regarded as backward and superstitious by some of the communist leaders, from Vladimir Lenin to Mao Zedong, who had been critical of religious institutions.
Houses of worship, including pagodas, temples, mosques, and churches, were converted into non-religious buildings for secular use during its early years. The Cultural Revolution led to a policy of elimination of religions; a massive number of places of worship were destroyed.
This policy relaxed considerably in the late 1970s at the end of the Cultural Revolution and more tolerance of religious expression has been permitted since the 1980s.
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Balas #469 juwaini\ catat
mungkin juge  |
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Innalillah....Al Fatehah
Syamsiah adalah seorang nasionalis walaupun kendaraan perjuangannya berlainan.
Semangat perjuangannya harus dicontohi pemimpin hari ini. |
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Balas #467 DTECCONAN\ catat
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begitu jua diamnya mereka yang menyokong British...risau kot2 dilabel sebagai talibarut Kristian |
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nasib baik ler Nazi tak masuk Malaya
kalau Nazi masuk Malaya, dan tertubuhnya Parti Nazi Malaya dan menentang penjajah2 lain, dan menuntut kemerdekaan pon mesti dipuji juga |
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Post time 21-10-2008 01:44 PM
