fixed

already explained

can a non christian enter a church?

Also where is the infamous St Johns church in KL??

salah.........Burj Khalifah is the tallest building in the world....


Melaka fell in 1511. In 1521, a church was built. Though no longer in use, it was the first church not just on the peninsular but perhaps in SEA.

St Augustine in Florida was only founded in 1565.

of course

huh, I thought the first was the one in the 18th century in Malacca. But it's not really fair to say the NA natives had "nothing" though

never heard of it

keningau oldest church in sabah?

Heh, the place where young minds are fed with BS.

why when about christianity, always got people come in and say thing like this, but when thread about islam, all silent wan

Amazing, didnt think I'd see a medieval bricks building in Penang. Thank for sharing

You should check out the Gospel Hall if you ever go to Georgetown.

ah church, where teenagers join to pick up innocent chicks. the good ol days

Yes, of course. No need to ask orang asli, read SPM sejarah is enough if you have a critical mind. The malays before Melaka were essentially Hindus or Buddhists, like those in Bali today.

Our sejarah textbooks talked about Angkor Wat, Borobudor and then about majapahit, Srivijaya, Langkasuka, Gangga Negara....all these were Hindu or Buddhist states. However, they do not go beyond informing the reader of the existence of these kingdoms. Sejarah officially starts with Melaka. Have you realised that?

Of course, this is understandable. Anything that has got to do with the Malay identity and Islam is so politicised in Msia, it would be unfathomable to suggest that Malays/Malayan peoples were once Hindus, Buddhists or Animists.

Our historians/books/researchers don't seem to be interested in researching/talking about pre-melaka Malaya.

It's a different story in SG and Indon, from time to time, they have interesting exhibitions on pre-melaka SEA.


Of course.

Close to Masjid Jamek LRT station.

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This post has been edited by HuorEarfalas: Mar 2 2013, 01:17 PM

I live on the island

how you never notice?

Ok. The oldest Church in Msia is older than the oldest church in North America............

I am living here on a job for the last 6 months. So still unfamiliar