Reading Time: 4 minutes My family church here in Indonesia offers an online Bible study. One day, at my parents’ request, I helped them navigate to the page. The theme of the day was “Being brave facing death.” In support, a common proverb was offered: urip mung mampir ngombe—”Life is just stopping by to drink.” The proverb invites us […]
Wan Kun Sandy
A Javanese person living in the world's most populous Muslim-majority country. Believing Christian until 17, began to doubt at 17, eventually deconverted at 18 during transition from high school to college. Now swimming against the stream of the religious as an undercover non-believer. Love reading, browsing the internet, and watching anime. Interests ranging from history, culture, religion, psychology, movies, computers, and sciences.
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Eid al-Fitr is a celebration for all, not just Muslims
Reading Time: 3 minutes Today marks Eid al-Fitr, the day that Muslims await each year. After performing fast for a month during Ramadan, they finish it with celebration and family reunions. Special dishes are served, and kids receive money from older relatives. Most importantly, it’s a day for many social aspects and messages. But Eid is not just for […]