For the recent days, as 28th June, 2014 is coming around the corner.
There is quite a number of events that happened in Singapore, the small island country in South East Asia.
28th June, 2014 is Pink Dot Singapore, is a non profit movement, an event for everyone regardless of race, religion, gender and sexual orientation. in support of a belief that everyone deserves freedom to love, which hope to bring the LGBT Singaporeans closer to their family and friends with openness and acceptance.
Faith Community Baptist Church senior pastor Lawrence Khong said on Monday (June 23): “It is time for the church to work with like-minded groups (such as Muslims) to register our opposition (to the event) before it is too late.”
The “like-minded groups” is in reference to the Wear White campaign organised by Mr Noor Deros, a 28-year-old Islamic religious teacher. Mr Noor is calling on Muslims to wear white this Saturday to protest against homosexuality and defend traditional family values.
More details on: Church must work with like-minded groups to oppose Pink Dot: Pastor Lawrence Khong
Looking at these makes me feel sad for them. As they do not really understand what is Openness, Acceptance and LOVE.
I am speechless because of their actions, for they surely do not have the heart to care for others who are different from them.
And this morning, I read this blog (Pope at Morning Mass: You Are Not God, Do Not Judge), and so I would like to share this quote with everyone:
“He who judges another puts himself in the role of God, the only judge, the Pope said. He went on to recall that if one hopes to one day have his offenses forgiven, then he must not judge others.”
– Pope Francis
Shiroi Ryuu @ dusty corner 
Axion are not laws. Wise not to judge in some cases because it is a complicated affair to judge situation or people sometimes. However, people make judgment in many areas of their life on a daily basis so hopefully, the pope statement will not be followed stupidly or blindly, like in most religion(blind faith)
1 Cor 6 : 2 Do ye not know that the saints shall judge the world? and if the world shall be judged by you, are ye unworthy to judge the smallest matters? 3 Know ye not that we shall judge angels? how much more things that pertain to this life? 4 If then ye have judgments of things pertaining to this life, set them to judge who are least esteemed in the church. 5 I speak to your shame. Is it so, that there is not a wise man among you? no, not one that shall be able to judge between his brethren?
A mere word game this – whether to judge or not, who is in a position to judge, or we should judge some things but not others, or that if we want to be forgiven we shouldn’t judge, etc.
The question to all organised religions is this: how do you treat people who don’t share your beliefs?