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a simple question to rich pastors

leetahbar

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did christ make u rich because of your faith in him?

OR,

did u make urself rich because of christ?

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leetahbar

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there are IQ and EQ. but what many lacks is SQ. it's not related to SIA SQ. it's all about SPIRITUAL QUOTIENT.

those with low spiritual quotient would be easily be mesmerised by religious stuffs such as things or "messages" they hear and absorb from regular preaching. this in turn makes them part with their money and in turn makes the preachers super rich.

now why would u wanna part with your money?

money to GOD has no significance. it's your faith, belief and love that He wants. it's the COMPASSION that He wants in your heart and the COMPASSION that u show to your fellow neighbours (and enemies).

money is just a prank that preachers exploit to enrich themselves. so ask yourself this question next time before u part with your hard-earned money:

WHY AND WHO AM I GIVING AWAY MY HARD-EARNED MONEY? to GOD or to the preacher to pay off his lavish orchard road property?:wink:
 

yellow people

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obviously a sdppy with low SQ that's why easily conned by messiah chee.:rolleyes:

Is this why the elderly couple at Blk 171 Stirling Rd refuse to report their bastard son Bob Sim Kheng Hwee to the authorities abusing them?

http://tnp.sg/news/story/0,4136,210946,00.html?

So SHAMEFUL, yet he doesn't want to SHAME them

82-year-old man eats free food at S'pore Buddhist Lodge. He gets a total of $200 a month from his 4 grown children. Can the Maintenance of Parents Act help him?
By Liew Hanqing

SURE, there is the Parents' Maintenance Act and he can compel his children to support him.

But what of the family name? And face?

No, Mr Ng would not have it. No matter how bad it is, the family name has to be protected.

So the elderly man suffers in silence alone - despite having four working children.

The 82-year-old lives alone in a rental two-room flat in Henderson.

Several times a week, he makes his way to the Singapore Buddhist Lodge at River Valley Road, and spends the day there for food and company.

His is the face of a dilemma that will grow with Singapore's ageing population. The issue, filial piety, is more complex than it seems.

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong touched on the subject in Sunday's National Day Rally speech and said the Government will study how best to use the Maintenance of Parents Act to get children who dump their parents in nursing homes and hospitals to do their filial duty.

But it may not be as clear-cut as legislation.

Mr Ng's four children are busy with their own lives. Together, they give him less than $200 a month.

He said they never visit him - not even on Chinese New Year. It is not clear when they last visited him.

And he is too proud to reach out to them.

The former odd-job worker will not ask his children for more, nor will he take them to task for not doing as much as they should.

He does not know that, under the Maintenance of Parents Act, he can apply for the courts to compel them to support him.

When told about this, he declined to even consider it. The reason: Shame. And face.

He even asked that we not publish his full name as he 'does not want to appear pitiful'.

He only agreed to be photographed from the back because he 'does not want to bring shame' to his family.

Mr Ng, like many lonely and elderly Singaporeans, yearns for company.

He told The New Paper in Mandarin: 'It's boring at home, and I want to try to save some money, so I eat here.'

Mr Ng is estranged from his three sons and daughter, who are all in their 50s.


'My eldest son, who is a hawker, sometimes leaves money for me with my brother, and I collect it myself.'

Aside from the money he gets from his two older children, his two younger sons do not help out much.

His eldest son pays his monthly utility bills, which are usually less than $100.

'My youngest son can't even take care of himself - he likes to gamble. He's also divorced and has to pay monthly maintenance to his ex-wife,' Mr Ng said.

He added: 'Actually, I'm quite lucky that my health is fine, except for high blood pressure.'

He also needs medication for a chronic skin condition, which results in itchy welts.

'I applied for help for my medical costs and thankfully I can get most of my medicine free,' he said. He cannot remember who helped him.

Other than spending $50 a month on transport, Mr Ng said he has hardly any other expenses.

'When I am hungry at home, I eat biscuits or make oatmeal for myself,' he said.

To keep himself occupied at night, he watches TV for hours until he falls asleep past midnight.

He said: 'I have a lot of troubles, so I will think about a lot of things before I can fall asleep.

'My children are not filial - not a single one of them. It's so sad that four children cannot even support one old man.'

Mr Lee Bock Guan, 64, president of the Singapore Buddhist Lodge, sees about three cases similar to Mr Ng's every month.

In some cases, Mr Lee said, staff from the lodge would contact the families of these elderly people to help them resolve their differences and to urge them to take care of their aged parents.

He said in Mandarin: 'In some cases, they listen to us, but others tell us not to interfere in their family matters.'
 

leetahbar

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has religion now become a NEW AGE BUSINESS?

u need a roof to stay, u buy some properties and the developers prosper. u hungry u eat and the restauranteurs or hawkers prosper.

if u r SQ low, u attend a religious meeting regularly and the preachers get rich and start buying prime properties in orchard road.:p
 

leetahbar

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i should ve changed the title to RICH PREACHERS which cover all religions enterpreneurship.

monks are also very rich nowadays. just observe the brand of watches they are wearing on their wrist - rolexes especially.

another thing we seldom notice. monks rarely take public transport. they have luxurious cars to zip about, especially merzcedes.:eek:
 

leetahbar

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maybe i should start a thread: why do low IQ, EQ and now SQ nasty clones love reading my postings?

oh shucks! i forgot. they are my regular fans and stalkers.:biggrin:
 

leetahbar

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I say

"did u make urself rich because of christ?" :smile:

actually hor...not many can be like some KONG HEE FATT CHOY. christ during his era didn't know about how to KONG HEE FATT CHOY. christmas didn't even exist then.

but centuries later, major world religions have evovled to be a very lucrative NEW AGE BUSINESS.

WHY?

the present modern man now lacks terribly beside IQ & EQ, their SQ or spiritual quotient fares even worst. they are more SQ retardants or imbeciles so to speak.:rolleyes:
 

leetahbar

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What to do... They are rich becos there are crazy believers around who throw $$$ into their pockets.

but hor, this theory fails to apply to sdp messiah chee. he's terribly broke and permanently bankrupt.

BUT....

we still haven't been informed whether IF there is a foreign financier backing him up yet.

yes, why again?:confused:
 

leetahbar

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the truth is actually very clear. just like those nasty clones which keep adhering to negativities but surprisingly believe whatever shits they read or hear especially fr messiah chee, low SQ morons like them only love to hear the BAD THINGS unlike te tv ad which everyone just loves to hear only the GOOD THINGS.

once, that message is ingrained into them, they have sold their souls to the devil.

religious messages once executed in an awesome, inspirational and exhilirating manner would tide in the rewards tremendously.

here's the catch. if those believers with low SQ could get so mesmerised and part willingly with their money, why couldn't they believe the the vivid works our gov has been doing all these years?

maybe that's gotta something to do with their EQ & IQ.

they trust the preachers better to part their $ to than to part it into the gov's pockets.
 

leetahbar

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if i can use an unique character in my next parable, it would be BABAERO11 - the gay pinoy from the palawan bitch.

baba once bragged that he won't be posting here and hence u hardly see his name appearing. but hey! nobody knows or can't say u cannot appear in another nic, right? and so we are seeing so many nasty clones popping out.

baba is a victim of his own insecurity and abnormality and hence the low SQ, IQ & EQ of being exploited by FLIRT&DESTROY.

while preachers use their own special tactic of F&D to enrich themselves, F&D can also be applied to do the executor's biddings. examples, mps replay the words of minitoots who replay the words of pinkie who replay the words fr the oldman would only play for himself.

once u get this picture, it is invaluable that u could apply it practically in ur daily life whether working or socialising. it should provide a new insight while chatting with pals or hearing what other talk or write about.:cool:
 

leetahbar

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so u be the judge yourself and try to see and hear things clearer. don't be a victim to part away your money.

remember this:

GOD DOESN'T NEED YOUR MONEY BUT THE PREACHERS DO!
 

yellow people

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remember this:


Is this why the elderly couple at Blk 171 Stirling Rd refuse to report their bastard son Bob Sim Kheng Hwee to the authorities abusing them?

http://tnp.sg/news/story/0,4136,210946,00.html?

So SHAMEFUL, yet he doesn't want to SHAME them

82-year-old man eats free food at S'pore Buddhist Lodge. He gets a total of $200 a month from his 4 grown children. Can the Maintenance of Parents Act help him?
By Liew Hanqing

SURE, there is the Parents' Maintenance Act and he can compel his children to support him.

But what of the family name? And face?

No, Mr Ng would not have it. No matter how bad it is, the family name has to be protected.

So the elderly man suffers in silence alone - despite having four working children.

The 82-year-old lives alone in a rental two-room flat in Henderson.

Several times a week, he makes his way to the Singapore Buddhist Lodge at River Valley Road, and spends the day there for food and company.

His is the face of a dilemma that will grow with Singapore's ageing population. The issue, filial piety, is more complex than it seems.

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong touched on the subject in Sunday's National Day Rally speech and said the Government will study how best to use the Maintenance of Parents Act to get children who dump their parents in nursing homes and hospitals to do their filial duty.

But it may not be as clear-cut as legislation.

Mr Ng's four children are busy with their own lives. Together, they give him less than $200 a month.

He said they never visit him - not even on Chinese New Year. It is not clear when they last visited him.

And he is too proud to reach out to them.

The former odd-job worker will not ask his children for more, nor will he take them to task for not doing as much as they should.

He does not know that, under the Maintenance of Parents Act, he can apply for the courts to compel them to support him.

When told about this, he declined to even consider it. The reason: Shame. And face.

He even asked that we not publish his full name as he 'does not want to appear pitiful'.

He only agreed to be photographed from the back because he 'does not want to bring shame' to his family.

Mr Ng, like many lonely and elderly Singaporeans, yearns for company.

He told The New Paper in Mandarin: 'It's boring at home, and I want to try to save some money, so I eat here.'

Mr Ng is estranged from his three sons and daughter, who are all in their 50s.


'My eldest son, who is a hawker, sometimes leaves money for me with my brother, and I collect it myself.'

Aside from the money he gets from his two older children, his two younger sons do not help out much.

His eldest son pays his monthly utility bills, which are usually less than $100.

'My youngest son can't even take care of himself - he likes to gamble. He's also divorced and has to pay monthly maintenance to his ex-wife,' Mr Ng said.

He added: 'Actually, I'm quite lucky that my health is fine, except for high blood pressure.'

He also needs medication for a chronic skin condition, which results in itchy welts.

'I applied for help for my medical costs and thankfully I can get most of my medicine free,' he said. He cannot remember who helped him.

Other than spending $50 a month on transport, Mr Ng said he has hardly any other expenses.

'When I am hungry at home, I eat biscuits or make oatmeal for myself,' he said.

To keep himself occupied at night, he watches TV for hours until he falls asleep past midnight.

He said: 'I have a lot of troubles, so I will think about a lot of things before I can fall asleep.

'My children are not filial - not a single one of them. It's so sad that four children cannot even support one old man.'

Mr Lee Bock Guan, 64, president of the Singapore Buddhist Lodge, sees about three cases similar to Mr Ng's every month.

In some cases, Mr Lee said, staff from the lodge would contact the families of these elderly people to help them resolve their differences and to urge them to take care of their aged parents.

He said in Mandarin: 'In some cases, they listen to us, but others tell us not to interfere in their family matters.'
 
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