'Religious sensitivity' has been abused and misused over the years by R Nadeswaran
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Malaysiakini : COMMENT | Over the years, the
phrase “religious sensitivity” has been abused and misused by all and
sundry – religious leaders, politicians, backboneless civil servants and
above all, wannabe politicians and those who seek their five minutes of
fame.
There’s nothing that can escape their eyes or ears.
Aided and abetted by people within the system, they will go to great
lengths to achieve their objectives, which can sometimes be described as
birdbrained.
Religion,
as I view it, is between an individual and his maker. What he does or
does not do is a matter for him to answer in the hereafter. Being
obnoxious and playing holier than thou is perhaps redemption for many
who had diverted from their paths or fallen by the wayside.
It
is not for me or anyone to pass judgment on the path he or she has
taken or the manner in which religion is evangelised, unless it treads
on another faith. But for those who put political existence before
principles and ethics, remaining silent or supporting it on the quiet
has been the mantra for survival.
Three years ago, I wrote: “… the
nation is being held to ransom by a handful of zealots. Yet, the
government is watching with folded arms and refuses to stand up to this
kind of bullying.
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