HarmonyMalaysia

Many Faiths, One Nation: our vision for Malaysia

TOGETHER WE SHALL PREVAIL AND PROGRESS

MCCBCHST NATIONAL DAY 2009 MESSAGE

The Malaysian Consultative Council of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism (MCCBCHST) wishes all Malaysians a joyous and meaningful National Day!

At 52 years of age, the nation is old and experienced enough to conduct itself with maturity yet young and strong enough to seek improvement and fulfill its destiny for the benefit of all its people.

A mature Malaysia must recognise and be thankful for its strengths and its achievements  while at the same time be constructively and constantly critical of any misplaced thinking or action, face reality, own up to its problems, admit its mistakes so that it can seize the opportunities to thrive in an intensely competitive world.

We remind our political leaders on both sides of the parliamentary divide to conduct themselves with equanimity, dignity and honour, to subscribe to and hold on to the principles of integrity, fairness and justice so that they can have the respect and support of the people.

The destiny of our nation is in the hands of all its people. The nation succeeds only when its people can unite, respect one another, cooperate and behave responsibly.

We the people must take responsibility for the good of the nation. Together we stand. Together we labour. Together we shall prevail and progress.

The religious communities within MCCBCHST are in prayer for our nation at this stage of the nation’s history. Let there be unity. Let there be peace. Let there be justice. Let there be progress.

MCCBCHST, August 29 2009

Rev. Dr Thomas Philips, President

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August 29, 2009 - Posted by | Public Statements

1 Comment »

  1. This is great,this is what I hope to see.A place where we can share and works on hormony of “anak bangsa Malaysia”.
    We need leaders from all side to work together,to make this “Merdeka”worth celebrating.
    Let us works on the posible,but I hope the PDRM really do their work.(or /if we still trust them?)

    Comment by yapsir | August 29, 2009 | Reply


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