Comments on: Christian Voluntarism – the great need in Asia http://www.abigmission.com/christian-voluntarism-the-great-need-in-asia.html Providing an Asian perspective about Christian mission in Asia and Asian missionaries Tue, 20 Jul 2010 12:46:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: RP http://www.abigmission.com/christian-voluntarism-the-great-need-in-asia.html/comment-page-1#comment-445 RP Fri, 11 Dec 2009 07:51:07 +0000 http://www.abigmission.com/christian-voluntarism-the-great-need-in-asia.html#comment-445 It is true. In asian countries like India christianity always equated to loose morals and bad behavior. The top Churches are known for indecent dressing. It is on the moral ground it Islam / Hinduism in gaining in ground in west !! During the Tsunami may be one or two Christian organization work were beyond reproach. The other notable work (in christian perspective) were related individual christians who ministered to emotional and physical needs through non-christian relief groups. In fact the tsunami crisis of 26 December 2004 in South and Southeast Asia brought out the best and worst behaviors of humankind. The “worst behaviours”, some of which were criminal. The abuses and offenses that took place following the disaster were committed by both the victims and other parties involved either directly or indirectly, e.g. authorities distributing donations and fundraisers. Most of them Christian !! Well are there researched papers now on it. I feel it is always good to be a part of a non-christian group if one is doing any work be it social or personal. RP It is true. In asian countries like India christianity always equated to loose morals and bad behavior. The top Churches are known for indecent dressing. It is on the moral ground it Islam / Hinduism in gaining in ground in west !!

During the Tsunami may be one or two Christian organization work were beyond reproach. The other notable work (in christian perspective) were related individual christians who ministered to emotional and physical needs through non-christian relief groups.

In fact the tsunami crisis of 26 December 2004 in South and Southeast Asia brought out the best and worst behaviors of humankind. The “worst behaviours”, some of which were criminal. The abuses and offenses that took place following the disaster were committed by both the victims and other parties involved either directly or indirectly, e.g. authorities distributing donations and fundraisers. Most of them Christian !! Well are there researched papers now on it.

I feel it is always good to be a part of a non-christian group if one is doing any work be it social or personal.

RP

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