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Singapore's Socio-Political Bloggers

March 2010

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    22/12/2009

    Singapore: The Essence of Christmas

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    Assistant Secretary-General John Tan gives the SDP's Christmas message. Mr Tan was a Bible scholar and a missionary intern. He is currently a social psychologist.

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    There' nothing quite like the synthesis, and nexus of politics and religion to give the "believers" a more compelling experience.

    Happy Winter Solstice

    Posted by: Matilah_Singapura | 22/12/2009

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