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The doctrine preached by Lord Jesus Christ encompasses a body of teachings that contributes to the perpetuation of the society and it can be utilized to revive the economically, socially and culturally disrupted world in the wake of COVID – 19 pandemic, President Gotabhaya Rajapaksa said in his Christmas message.
"The doctrine preached by Lord Jesus Christ encompasses a body of teachings that contributes to the perpetuation of the society.Foremost among these teachings is to eliminate the darkness of sin and help those who have been neglected and marginalized with a sense of brotherhood and be committed to the salvation of the entire mankind.This doctrine can be utilized to revive the economically, socially and culturally disrupted world in the wake of COVID – 19 pandemi," he said.
The Full Message:
Christmas is a noble religious event in the Christian calendar, associated with the birth of Lord Jesus Christ, which inspires the devotion of millions of Christians in God around the world and second only to the Easter. It exemplifies the noble values that make up the foundation of civilized human society such as peace, love, kindness, coexistence and compassion that Lord Jesus Christ preached and demonstrated by practice. From a social perspective, Christmas is also a joyous occasion for Christian families to get together, exchange gifts, forget enmity and renew bonds.
The doctrine preached by Lord Jesus Christ encompasses a body of teachings that contributes to the perpetuation of the society. Foremost among these teachings is to eliminate the darkness of sin and help those who have been neglected and marginalized with a sense of brotherhood and be committed to the salvation of the entire mankind. This doctrine can be utilized to revive the economically, socially and culturally disrupted world in the wake of COVID – 19 pandemic.
I am aware that Christian brethren of this country celebrate this Christmas while still anguishing in the bitter pain created by the brutal attacks that took place on Easter Sunday little over a year ago. Nevertheless, we have been able to dispel the feeling of fear and insecurity that was generated as a result and to bestow everyone with the opportunity to engage in religious observances freely. In the same manner justice too will be meted out to the affected.
May the gospel of peace and love expounded by Lord Jesus Christ spread across the world! I wholeheartedly wish all Christians in Sri Lanka a Merry Christmas.
Siribiris Friday, 25 December 2020 09:41 AM
If you also follow what you say, our country too will prosper. Unfortunately we cant see that.
Christian Friday, 25 December 2020 10:10 AM
Also mention the brutal attack on Christians by mandatory cremation
Selvakumar Friday, 25 December 2020 10:19 AM
some great news, but many people's running with coronavirus to Christmas in sriblanka!!!
Premalal Perera Friday, 25 December 2020 04:39 PM
Are you testing everyone running to say that they are infected? Don't be a moron.
An ardent atheist Friday, 25 December 2020 03:32 PM
Nice to hear this coming from the lips of a Buddhist President. I wonder why the Muslims can't see this and why they see the need to bomb hotels and churches.
Lion Friday, 25 December 2020 04:43 PM
Your conduct and words have a great difference to each other .
Shehan Friday, 25 December 2020 05:21 PM
Sir doctrine is what comes from earth goes back to earth. These teachings are very simple
atheist Friday, 25 December 2020 05:28 PM
Look who is talking. In his inaugural speech he completely ignored, all other religions in SL. A double tongued person. A disgrace to Sri Lanka.
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