I remember my friend told me that government has banned this
kind of activity. Is my friend correct? A lady was distributing the
leaflets to the public near one of the MRT station asking people to
listen to Pastor Rony's talk at Lighthouse Evangelism. Is it
allowed ? Unknowingly, I took one from her.
I don't think that distributing religious tracts is illegal and
banned in Singapore. Neither do I know of any law on that. Perhaps
someone can enlighten me if I am ignorant that such a law does
indeed exist.
I think the government is not against proselytisation per se
since it is enshrined in our Constitution, but frowns upon
AGGRESSIVE proselytisation.
I don't see how distributing leaflets inviting people to listen
to religious talks is considered aggressive. If, like what some say
here, that you can use these leaflets as toilet paper (rather
painful to use I think!) then it certainly does not fall under the
category of aggressive proselytisation.
