Building Religious Harmony in Singapore

The video discusses the challenges of achieving unity and reducing discrimination after a crisis. It explores global measures to tackle religious prejudice and considers their applicability in Singapore. Various suggestions for improving religious harmony, such as interfaith education and observing an interfaith harmony week, are evaluated. The video concludes with a call for bold steps to enhance religious understanding and prepare for future crises.

How long do people believe it might take to bridge differences after a crisis?

• Between 2 to 10 years

• Less than a year

• More than 20 years

• Never

What is the main concern if we wait until a crisis strikes to address religious prejudice?

• It will be too late

• It will be too expensive

• It will be too confusing

• It will be too easy

What was the group's response to the suggestion of banning visible religious symbols?

• Indifferent

• Mostly against

• Divided

• Mostly supportive

What is the potential benefit of having different religions in schools, according to one participant?

• It fosters understanding

• It increases competition

• It reduces costs

• It simplifies administration

What was the general consensus on introducing inter-religious education programs?

• Indifferent

• Mostly supportive

• Strongly opposed

• Divided

What is the suggested role of a religious affairs ministry?

• To ban all religious activities

• To promote a single religion

• To legislate and govern religious institutions

• To provide financial aid to religious groups

What is emphasized as necessary to prepare for future crises?

• Avoiding discussions on religion

• Taking bold steps to embrace differences

• Increasing military spending

• Reducing educational programs