The political awakening of Christian M'sians
For the 21st Middle Malaysia podcast, media consultant Oon Yeoh speaks to Sivin Kit, a politically active Christian pastor who is currently in Norway doing his PhD on new media and politics.
For the 21st Middle Malaysia podcast, media consultant Oon Yeoh speaks to Sivin Kit, a politically active Christian pastor who is currently in Norway doing his PhD on new media and politics.
Sivin explains why he thinks Christians in Malaysia have become increasingly politically aware and even politically active, and this includes church leaders like pastors, priests and nuns.
He also talks philosophically about the notion of disobeying unjust laws and whether that's a Christian thing to do.
Sivin also addresses the issue of whether church leaders should be telling their flock how to vote. He gives a very candid reply about this highly sensitive issue.
Lastly, Sivin shares what he would tell Prime Minister Najib Razak if he wants to convince Christians that he does care about their views.
Listen to Sivin in this 12-minute podcast .
Previous podcasts
Podcast 1: Tian Chua, Batu MP
Podcast 2: S Ambiga, Bersih coordinator
Podcast 3: Kee Thuan Chye, author and playwright
Podcast 4: Teresa Kok, Selangor senior exco
Podcast 5: Wan Saiful Wan Jan, CEO of Ideas
Podcast 6: Lim Guan Eng, Penang CM
Podcast 7: Maria Chin, Empower chief
Podcast 8: Liew Chin Tong, Bukit Bendera MP
Podcast 9: Bersih Atlanta trio prepares for rally
Podcast 10: War correspondent Zan Azlee on Bersih 3.0
Podcast 11: Nurul Izzah, Lembah Pantai MP
Podcast 12: Edmund Bon, LoyarBurok
Podcast 13: Zairil Khir Johari, Penang Institute CEO
Podcast 14: Long Seh Lih, co-founder of LoyarBurok
Podcast 15: Foong Cheng Leong, KL Bar IT Committee
Podcast 16: Wong Chin Huat - will there be Bersih 4.0?
Podcast 17: Tricia Yeoh, former aide to Selangor MB
Podcast 18: Sim Tze Tzin, Pantai Jerejak state rep
Podcast 19: Saifuddin Abdullah, deputy education minister
Podcast 20: Poll researcher Ong Kian Ming
Podcast 21: Malik Imtiaz on the 'tragedy' of RPK


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