What does The J-Star mean by UiTM’s “anti-Christian” seminar?

Update: 20 Dec 2106

What does Wong Chun Wai mean by saying “public institutions of higher learning are allowed to hold seminars questioning the faiths of other Malaysians”? See his column today, ‘Let’s rise above racial rants‘?

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The J-Star article initially headlined ‘IGP: No laws broken by police officer speaking at anti-Christian seminar’ – see tweet below – has been amended to say “anti-conversion seminar” in the paper’s online version.

RM3m Swarovski crystal X’mas tree for the poor, persecuted people

Public celebration of Christmas is banned in Brunei.

But in Malaysia, “Christmas is all about feeling glitzy and glam” — see the Pavilion KL Facebook entry yesterday about its activities at the high-end mall, including features like the artificial falling snow.

Also Friday is “Feasting time!” for Pavilion’s Christmas shoppers.

Just like Muslims have condemned ISIS, M’sian Christians must repudiate evangelistas

Mutakhir: DAP menangguk di air keruh

UiTM must give assurance it will not organize a third anti-Christianisation or anti any religion https://t.co/A4MY3h39Rl

— Lim Kit Siang (@limkitsiang) December 16, 2015

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Western governments say they’re not against Islam. It is Muslim terrorists that they’re against.