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原帖由 Nomad 於 2008-2-27 12:27 發表
>>>>>>>>>> 郭氏兄弟就歡歡喜喜的在政府上拿走八億萬去建方舟公園,而且由郭氏營運。

>not 郭氏兄弟 donating out their own 八億 去建 方舟公園 ?

正確,整個公園是政府出資的。

>>>>> 97後前五年對於商家的鎮壓,
...

原帖由 weakest 於 2008-2-27 17:57 發表
當時我仲唔覺有呢單新聞tim...其實呢個公園起成點ka? 無聽到有關消息...

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I think introducing anti-trust law is good (and may not necessary out of the religious consideration). Howe ...

自1997年起籌備發展的馬灣主題公園

原帖由 Nomad 於 2008-2-27 12:27 發表
>>>>>>>>>> 郭氏兄弟就歡歡喜喜的在政府上拿走八億萬去建方舟公園,而且由郭氏營運。

>not 郭氏兄弟 donating out their own 八億 去建 方舟公園 ?

正確,整個公園是政府出資的。

>>>>> 97後前五年對於商家的鎮壓,
...

原帖由 prussianz 於 2008-3-1 09:42 發表


i'm not [[[[[only]]]] to go against 謊舟主題公園 ,

my point's that : ::::::::::
if ..... they do it , then .... please do it on their own budget ,

our hkgov ,
not religion-neutral ?????????
no ...

原帖由 Nomad 於 2008-3-1 12:17 發表
昂坪市集上面要是四處是甚麼佛教研討會,佛教生命研究中心,blablabla的話
大概我都會反對政府出錢。

>>>> 假如閣下要求發展商停建挪亞方舟公園，請先要求政府拆除昂坪市集吧。

沒人去反對他建 - 反對的是他們用政府錢建,而且內裡全是基督教專用的設施
還有,天壇大佛印象中是佛教徒自己出錢建的(而且秏資不足是次撥款十分之一) ...

原帖由 Nomad 於 2008-3-1 12:17 發表
昂坪市集上面要是四處是甚麼佛教研討會,佛教生命研究中心,blablabla的話
大概我都會反對政府出錢。

>>>> 假如閣下要求發展商停建挪亞方舟公園，請先要求政府拆除昂坪市集吧。


沒人去反對他建 - 反對的是他們用政府錢建,而且內裡全是基督教專用的設施
還有,天壇大佛印象中是佛教徒自己出錢建的(而且秏資不足是次撥款十分之一)...

原帖由 Nomad 於 2008-3-1 12:17 發表
昂坪市集上面要是四處是甚麼佛教研討會,佛教生命研究中心,blablabla的話
大概我都會反對政府出錢。

>>>> 假如閣下要求發展商停建挪亞方舟公園，請先要求政府拆除昂坪市集吧。
沒人去反對他建 - 反對的是他們用政府錢建,而且內裡全是基督教專用的設施
還有,天壇大佛印象中是佛教徒自己出錢建的(而且秏資不足是次撥款十分之一).

原帖由 weakest 於 2008-2-27 17:57 發表
當時我仲唔覺有呢單新聞tim...其實呢個公園起成點ka? 無聽到有關消息...

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I think introducing anti-trust law is good (and may not necessary out of the religious consideration). Howe ...

原帖由 抽刀斷水 於 2008-2-14 09:58 發表
陳志雲是天主教徒，樂易玲是基督教徒，估計他們應該互相指責對方為異端，不會合作的。

Charles ColsonChuck Colson was an aide to Richard Nixon's presidency [[[[[[[[[USA]]]]]]]]] during the times of theWatergate scandal. After being released from prison, Colson formed Prison Fellowship,an Evangelical Christian outreach to convicts. He has been perhaps the most activeEvangelical Christian in the promotion of Roman Catholic-Evangelical cooperation. He wrotethe foreword to Kieth Fournier's book: "Evangelical Catholics," inwhich he stated:

  "...those who are called of God, whether Catholic or Protestant, are part of  the same Body. What they share is a belief in the basics: the virgin birth, the deity of  Christ, His bodily resurrection, His imminent return, and the authority of His infallible  Word. They also share the same mission: presenting Christ as Savior and Lord to a needy  world. Those who hold to these truths and act on this commission are evangelical  Christians. … It's high time that all of us who are Christians come together  regardless of the difference of our confessions and our traditions and make common cause  to bring Christian values to bear in our society. When the barbarians are scaling the  walls, there is no time for petty quarreling in the camp [[[[[[[[[ barbarians ......... mmmmmmmmm , such as : ::::: exchristian.hk ]]]]]]]]];;--^)
.... We have much to forgive, much  to relearn. But Evangelical Catholics can help us do both so we can band together against  the rising tides of secularism which threaten to engulf us."   1

Billy Graham

Billy Graham is perhaps the best known and loved conservative Christian evangelist in North America. He has long been involved in a close working relationship with the Roman Catholic church. He is perhaps the most influential Protestant involved in the Catholic-Evangelical ecumenical movement: 2   

	In 1964, after a meeting with Richard Cardinal Cushing, Archbishop of Boston, Mr. Graham    said: "I feel much closer to Roman Catholic tradition than    to some of the more liberal Protestants."
	in 1967, he received an honorary degree from a Roman Catholic institution: Belmont    Abbey.
	In 1979, he recognized Pope John Paul II as "the moral    leader of the world."
	In 1981, during an interview in Christianity Today, he    said that one of the most significant changes in Christendom over the previous 25 years    was "...the new understanding between Roman Catholics and Protestants. Twenty-five    years ago we could hardly speak with each other openly. In our Crusades today, thousands    of Catholics feel free to attend. I have preached in Roman Catholic schools, and have even    received honorary doctorates from them. this could not have happened 25 years ago."      3
	In 1981, he met the pope for the first time, and was the first Protestant to                 ever speak at    the North American College, a seminary for students from North America at the    Vatican.
	In 1983, he advised President Reagan in the decision to establish formal diplomatic    relations with the Vatican.
	In 1990, Dr Graham met with the pope, to discuss Eastern Europe and relations between    Evangelicals and Roman Catholics worldwide.
	Billy Graham's team generally seeks the cooperation of both Protestant and Roman    Catholic churches in those urban areas where they have conducted recent campaigns.
	Roman Catholics who make a decision for Christ at his meetings are referred back to    counselors at their diocese.

        

Activities by other Evangelical Leaders:                     

	Promise Keepers, the leading    Evangelical Christian men's organization in the United States calls on individuals in all    Christian groups to "tear down all denominational barriers" and join    together in committing their lives to Jesus.
	Jack van Impe is arguably the leading Evangelical    teleministry devoted to end-times prophecy. He frequently refers to the Roman Catholic    church in a positive context on his weekly program.
	Robert Schuller, promoter of "Possibility Thinking"    also refers to Catholicism positively in his TV program.
	The Charismatic movement straddles both Protestantism and    Catholicism. At "The North American Congress on the Holy Spirit and World    Evangelization" in 1987, 40,000 Charismatic Christians met. Present were Roman    Catholics, Evangelicals, and Mainline Christians. The Catholic contingent was the largest    of any denomination.