this piece of news has been vigorously reported in the papers recently and i thought it was worth giving it some thought..
basically, a well-known local civic society for women had their AGM recently and all of a sudden, the top positions were swept away by a bunch of xin jiao members, all of whom only joined the society very recently. The lao jiaos, however, were all stunned and some walked out.
Interestingly, however, is the coincidental (or maybe not so) religious origins of the newly elected members. Most of them attend the same church, whom theological beliefs and philosophies are somewhat rather conservative, to some extent, even fundamentalist.
The civic society, in the first place, shud be a secular, non-partisan group that is supposed to bring good to the community. If it is run by a group of christian fundamentalist, will the organisation's purposeful vision be skewed or worst, be blinded by their fundamentalist views?
Do they have any hidden agenda up their sleeves?
Shrugs. Dont really sound good to me. Seems like they just want to permeate into every aspect of our society. Firstly, public spaces. Now, civic groups.
What is so different from them and the radicals from some extreme groups who wants the whole world "islamified"?
A bit far fetched, but ya, food for thought!
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