yg ini oneloner bukan ( pasti bilangnya bukan, "kan ada signature", katanya).
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/message/372386
--- In [email protected], Gabriella Rantau wrote:
>
> One liner anda adalah typical response sebagian umat Islam yg bener2 living
> in denial!
>
> Menganggap bhw perilaku si pemaksa (dg ancaman nutup sekolah Katolik) sebagai
> sesuatu yg normal, adil, rahmatanaalamin!
>
> Gabriella
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> ________________________________
> From: Roman Proteus
> To: Proletar
> Sent: Wednesday, 23 January 2013 7:40 AM
> Subject: Gabriella ââa bully whore Re: [proletar] Catholic schools agree
> to provide Islamic lessons to avoid being shut down
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gabriella Rantau gkrantau@...>
> Sender: [email protected]
> Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2013 14:35:06
> To: proletar@[email protected]>
> Reply-To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [proletar] Catholic schools agree to provide Islamic lessons to
> avoid being shut down
>
> For fairness sake, I sincerely hope that Al Azhar Schools as well as
> pesantren would agree to provide lessons in Christianity.
>
> Otherwise it shows once again that some Muslims in Indonesia are bullies who
> will impose their belief unto non-Muslim whilst they continue to disparage
> other religions.
>
> Gabriella
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> ________________________________
> From: itemabu2 itemabu2@...>
> To: proletar [email protected]>
> Sent: Wednesday, 23 January 2013 4:02 AM
> Subject: [proletar] Catholic schools agree to provide Islamic lessons to
> avoid being shut down
>
> Sekolah katolik dipaksa unt bikin kelas agama Islam, kalo ga ditutup.
>
> Apa reaksi suryana yg katolik? Udah jelas ngejilat pantat orang Islam
> dan Islam, krn sekolah katolik itu bukan sanak saudara, kerabat atau
> teman suryana.
>
>
> http://www.jihadwatch.org/2013/01/islamic-tolerance-in-modern-moderate-indonesia-catholic-schools-agree-to-provide-islamic-lessons-to.html
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> Islamic tolerance in modern, moderate Indonesia: Catholic schools
> agree to provide Islamic lessons to avoid being shut down
>
> Imagine the outcry if Islamic schools had been forced to teach
> Christianity. An update on this story. "Catholic schools in Blitar
> agree to provide Islamic lessons," by Indra Harsaputra for The Jakarta
> Post, January 17 (thanks to Twostellas):
>
> Â Â Six Catholic schools in Blitar municipality, East Java, have
> finally given in to a local ordinance and will provide Islamic lessons
> for their Muslim students.
>
> Â Â The city ordinance requires all Muslim students to be able to read
> and write Koranic verses.
>
> Â Â The head of the Religious Affairs Ministryâs office in Blitar,
> Imam Mukhlis, told The Jakarta Post on Wednesday that the six schools
> had finally agreed to provide Islamic teachers for their Muslim
> students.
>
> Â Â âWe met today [Tuesday] and everything is just fine and there is
> no problem. They are willing to carry out the city ordinance,â he
> said.
>
> Â Â A representative of the Yohanes Gabriel Foundation confirmed the
> decision and said that the Islamic lessons would be delivered by
> competent teachers and conducted outside the schools.
>
> Â Â The Blitar city administration previously threatened to close down
> Diponogoro High School, the Catholic Vocational High School, Santa
> Maria Kindergarten, Santa Maria Elementary School, the Catholic
> Elementary School and Yos Sudarso Junior High School for their refusal
> to provide Islamic lessons to their Muslim students.
>
> Â Â The Blitar Mayoral Decree No. 8/2012 requires all Muslim students
> be able to read and write Koranic verses.
>
> Â Â The decree is based on Government Regulation No. 55/2007 on
> religious teaching. The government regulation, in turn, is based on
> Law No. 20/2003 on the national education system.
>
> Â Â Article 12 of the education law stipulates that every student in
> an educational institution is entitled to receive religious education
> in accordance with his or her religion, imparted by an educator of the
> same religion.
>
> Â Â Article 55, however, allows community-based education to be held
> in accordance with the specific religious, social and cultural norms
> for the benefit of the community.
>
> Â Â The lawâs Article 12 is reiterated by Article 4 (2) of the
> government regulation while Article 6 regulates the provision of
> religious teaching at both state and private schools.
>
> Â Â Article 6 (3) says that if a privately run school cannot provide
> religious teachers, the central government or regional administration
> is obliged to provide religious teachers for the school....
>
> Â Â Separately, the Indonesia Ulema Councilâs East Java chapter
> chairman, Abdusomad Buchori, said his institution would urge other
> regions in the province to issue similar decrees so that all schools,
> be they state-run or managed by Christian foundations, provide Islamic
> lessons for their Muslim students.
>
> Posted by Robert on January 22, 2013 9:05 AM | 4 Comments
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